Cruces to sell land for Army training facility

07/16/11 LAS CRUCES - The Las Cruces City Council voted unanimously Friday to sell 15 acres in the West Mesa Industrial Park to the federal government so a U.

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NASCAR Stinging From Kentucky Traffic Mess

07/15/11 NASCAR president Mike Helton wasted no time Friday addressing the disastrous traffic jam last Saturday at Kentucky Speedway before and during its first Sprint Cup race.

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Kentucky State Police accepting applications

07/15/11 People interested in becoming a state trooper can apply through the Kentucky State Police website.

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Business Tri-State: Wood Co. plant site sold, redevelopment planned

07/15/11 VIENNA, W.Va. -- A Huntington developer has bought the former Johns Manville plant in Wood County and plans to redevelop the site.

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Cuthbertson Maintains Lead At Cutter Creek

07/15/11 A day after setting the course record with a 9-under 63, Jason Cuthberston shot a 2-under 70 on Friday to maintain control of the NGA/Hooters Tour Cutter Creek Golf Classic heading into the weekend.

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Kentucky home for Cup race

07/09/11 NASCAR's unofficial "first family" of Kentucky no longer competes full time in the Sprint Cup Series.

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Will Kimmel 35th in Nationwide debut after crash on 63rd lap

07/08/11 The 23-year-old from Sellersburg, Ind., completed 62 laps and was in 23rd place when he wrecked in turn 4 and finished 35th of 43 drivers in Friday's Nationwide Series Feed the Children 300 at Kentucky Speedway.

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NASCAR is hoping new market creates buzz

07/08/11 It's not exactly the short track that many Sprint Cup drivers prefer, but Kentucky Speedway offers a unique, refreshing challenge compared to most other intermediate venues on the NASCAR schedule.

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Fans gear up for Sprint Cup race at Kentucky Speedway

07/08/11 It's not a horse race, but horsepower that has folks pumped in the Bluegrass this weekend and the fans attending the NASCAR Sprint Cup Quaker State 400 have come from all around.

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Local graduate is Fulbright Scholar

07/08/11 Whitney Bennett is talking Turkey -- and a Fulbright Scholarship will take her there.

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Ellis ranked 7th in U.S., Canada by bettors group

07/08/11 Ellis Park has been ranked as one of the top 10 thoroughbred racetracks in the U.S. and Canada for handicappers by an advocacy group for major bettors.

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Louisville Democratic Party celebrates the 4th

07/04/11 The Louisville & Jefferson County Democratic party celebrated our Nation's birthday on Monday by hosting its annual reading of the Declaration of Independence on the steps of Metro Hall.

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He knows rosaries

07/04/11 STEVENSVILLE - At 86, Ted Wozniak said arthritis in his hands prevents him from bowling and playing golf as he used to. But nothing keeps Wozniak from his craft, the intricate work of making rosaries. The rosary is a traditional Catholic devotion in which strung beads are used to count a series of prayers. The rosary is divided into sections called decades, with each decade representing a ...

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Independence Day Festivals Continue Monday

07/04/11 The Crescent Hill Art and Music Festival wraps up Monday with live music performances and fireworks.

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Graves Amish appeal to state high court in safety triangle case

07/04/11 Nine Amish men from western Kentucky have asked the state Supreme Court to overturn their convictions for failing to display bright safety triangles on their horse-drawn buggies.

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Possible Drowning Reported At Deam Lake

07/04/11 Clark County dispatchers say they have received a report of a possible drowning at Deam Lake.

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Calipari signs big deal to stay at Kentucky

06/27/11 John Calipari signs for nearly $6 million to stay as basketball coach at Kentucky

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Toro Reaches Deal For Lawn Solutions

06/27/11 Toro Co. said Monday it acquired Lawn Solutions Commercial Products Inc., which makes lawn care equipment for the landscape, rental, municipal and golf markets.

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Lunchtime Links

06/27/11 Hope everyone had a great weekend. Here are some links for today: Athlon has come out with its preseason All-Big East team. Not too many surprises there. How is UConn offensive coordinator George DeLeone going to make the Huskies better? West Virginia will reportedly play James Madison at FedEx Field in 2012. The Mountaineers also released their payment schedule to former coach Bill Stewart. And ...

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Louisville Metro rejects No Kill Louisville proposal for Animal Services

06/27/11 Louisville Metro Government announced Monday it has rejected a proposal from No Kill Louisville to take over the sheltering, adoption and animal care services at Metro Animal Services, and will instead begin a new search for a director.

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