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Sen. Paul Wants to Delay Confirmation
12:10 pm
Mon February 13, 2012

Senator Paul Plans to Block Confirmation for Corps of Engineers Top Post

Credit WKU Public Radio
U-S Senator Rand Paul

U-S Senator Rand Paul wants to delay the Senate Confirmation of Army Lt.General Thomas Bostick to become the Corp's Commanding General. The lawmaker from Bowling Green is unhappy with the Corp's performance in the Bluegrass State. Repairs on the Wolf Creek Dam, which impounds Lake Cumberland, have taken longer and cost more than expected. That project carries a price tag of  more than a half billion dollars.

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Regional
11:23 am
Mon February 13, 2012

Many Kentucky Counties Rely on Federal Dollars for Nearly Half of Individual Incomes

A county-by-county analysis shows Kentuckians depend on federal government initiatives at a rate higher than the national average. The analysis by the New York Times looked at each county in the country, and the percentage of income its residents received from 50 federal benefits programs, such as Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, unemployment insurance, and food stamps.

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New Baseball Season about to Start
6:35 am
Mon February 13, 2012

WKU Hilltoppers Look Forward to New Baseball Season

WKU Baseball Coach Matt Myers says his team is anxious to get started with the new season, which begins Friday in a home game against Toledo.

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Politics
4:00 am
Mon February 13, 2012

Kentucky High Court Could Act on State Legislative Districts Soon

The battle over new state legislative districts may move to the Kentucky Supreme Court this week.At the direction of General Assembly leaders, the Legislative Research Commission this week will file an appeal to overturn an injunction against the district maps lawmakers approved last month. In it’s filing, the LRC will also argue that the new districts should be in effect for this year's elections.

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Super Sunday Events
3:15 am
Sun February 12, 2012

KCTCS Holding "Super Sunday"Events Across Kentucky

Credit KCTCS

African-American churches across Kentucky are participating in "Super Sunday" events, designed to help increase the college-going rates of minority students. Each of the sixteen colleges in the KCTCS system is partnering with churches in their communities to host college information fairs today for prospective college students and their families.

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