Wednesday 10th March, 2010

• Fort Knox Unit Back From Earthquake Relief Duty

  The Louisville Channel

  Soldiers have returned to Fort Knox from nearly two months aiding earthquake survivors in Haiti.Members of the 3rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) came back to the U.S. Army post Tuesday - their s...

• Agents: Defendants Make $4 Million From Fraud

  The Louisville Channel

  Federal agents have testified that a scheme to buy votes in Clay County netted those accused more than $4 million in salaries and contract payments since 2002.The Lexington Herald-Leader reported the ...

• EPA gives GE sustained excellence award

  Business First

  For the fifth straight year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has given Louisville-based GE Appliances & Lighting its Energy Star Sustained Excellence Award. It is the seventh year that G...

• RecoverCare promotes McKim to president

  Business First

  RecoverCare LLC has promoted its chief operating officer, Kevin McKim, to the post of president, following the departure of Tom Smith from the company. McKim will report to Mark Bidner, RecoverCare&rs...

• Jewish Hospital parent to cut 500 jobs

  Business First

  Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s Healthcare Inc. is cutting 500 positions, including layoffs of about 250, workers as part of an ongoing cost-cutting initiative. The cuts will occur through the...

• Mt. Washington mother arrested on child abuse charges

  Wave 3

  LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A Mt. Washington woman is facing charges after police say she abused her daughter. Police say they were called to the home of 47-year-old Teresa Klein Monday afternoon. When t...

• Company with recalled cribs goes under

  Wave 3

  email CHARLESTOWN, IN (WAVE) - A Kentuckiana couple turned to WAVE 3 when they couldn't get what they needed to fix their baby's recalled crib. We made calls and got answers and it's info...

• Jewish Hospital eliminating 500 jobs

  Courier-Journal

  Janice James, transitional chief executive officer of the hospital system, said the layoffs will be across the board but those closer to patient care, such as nurses, are less likely to be affected. S...

• Woman pleads not guilty to newborn's death in prison

  Courier-Journal

  A not guilty plea was entered today for a Corbin woman charged with murder after authorities said she gave birth to a baby girl and then hid her in a trash bin Sunday at a state prison in La Grange.

• Woman killed in crash on Buechel Bypass

  Courier-Journal

  The accident occurred about 8:45 a.m. near Buechel Bank Road, said Louisville Police spokesman Dwight Mitchell. The woman was ejected from the vehicle and taken to University Hospital, where she was p...

• Brown-Forman 3Q profit falls on higher expenses

  Courier-Journal

  The maker of Jack Daniel's whiskey and Korbel champagne saw its fiscal third-quarter profit drop on higher expenses that were expected, but adjusted results surpassed analysts' estimates.

• Backpacking workshop for beginners at Natural Bridge

  Examiner

  and learn the basics of “Leave No Trace” backpacking. The overnight trip will start at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 27, 2010 and will end on Sunday, March 28, 2010 around 3:00 p.m. Partici...

• 1 Killed In Bardstown Road Crash

  The Louisville Channel

  From the WLKY NewsChopper, it appeared the car was traveling northbound on Bardstown Road, crossed the median and ended up on the southbound side of the road in the tree line.Investigators are on the ...

• Coach Cal Car Not Your Average Mustang

  The Louisville Channel

  Lots of University of Kentucky basketball fans show their spirit with special license plates, or by decorating their vehicles with blue flags.Five fans with deep pockets can get behind the wheel of th...

• Indianapolis Plans Selling Utilities In $1.9B Deal

  The Louisville Channel

  Indianapolis officials are proposing to sell off the city's water and sewer utilities in a $1.9 billion deal that would provide millions of dollars for street repairs and other projects.Mayor Greg Bal...

• Additional Louisville dance events starting March 12, 2010

  Examiner

  View all » La Bodega MilongaStart Time: Friday, March 12, 2010 at 11:00pmEnd Time: Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 2:00amLocation: La Bodega RestaurantStreet: 1606 Bardstown RdCity/Town: Louisville,...

• Iranian President accusses US of "double game' in Afghanistan

  Examiner

  Ahmadinejad says that US created terrorists in Afghanistan Photo: BBC Visiting Kabul today, Iranian President Mahmood Ahmadinejad said the US had "created terrorists and now say they are fighting...

• Louisville's MSD sponsors stream clean up Saturday, March 27

  Examiner

  (Poster: MSD) Louisville’s Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) is calling for volunteers to assist in the 3rd Annual X-Stream Clean Up on Saturday March 27, 2010 9 am to noon. Fourteen different s...

• Brown-Forman profit falls in third quarter

  Business First

  reported a 13 percent decline in profit for its fiscal third quarter as the company reported higher operating costs and expenses. For the quarter ended Jan. 31, the Louisville-based alcoholic beverag...

• KY Lottery called responsible

  Wave 3

  LOUISVILLE, KY (AP) - The Kentucky Lottery Corp. has earned certification naming it one of the most responsible lottery games in the U.S. The Kentucky Lottery says in a news release that it is the fi...

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