Wrapping Up September 17

Well that was quite a day. Here’s what we reported on:

• Jury Acquits Former PRP Coach
• Daniels Returns From Asia Trip
• Owners Confident As Marketplace Opens Downtown
• Kentucky Economic Leader Says Focus is Expansion
• Tougher Times Ahead for Kentucky, Says Beshear
• Jury Deliberations Underway In Stinson Trial
• Derby Museum Closed Through 2009

Wrapping Up September 16

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Deliberations In Stinson Trial Could Begin Soon
• ‘Nina’ And ‘Pinta’ Arrive In Louisville
• RFK Jr. Helps Launch Green Housing, Jobs Partnership
• Jury To Get Stinson Case Thursday
• Allen Kicks Off Campaign For Mayor
• ‘Revive 65′ Project Coming to 3-Mile Strech of I-65

Wrapping Up September 15

Here’s what we reported on today (and yesterday afternoon):

• Nunn’s Former Colleagues Shocked By His Arrest
• Former Medical Examiner Testifies In Stinson Trial
• Panel Recommends Bi-State Bridges Authority
• Defense Testimony Underway In Stinson Trial
• Heiner Officially Enters Race
• Steve Nunn Charged With Murder
• Heiner To Run For Mayor
• Former State Rep. Nunn Moved To Hart County Jail
• Governor’s Cup Blood Drive Is Tuesday
• FEMA Deadline Less Than a Month Away

Wrapping Up September 11

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Former Rep. Nunn Arrested After Ex-Fiance Is Slain
• Agriculture Could Play Key Role in KY Energy Future
• Abramson Shocked at Bridges Lawsuit
• Deputy Coroner Testifies At Stinson Trial
• City Leaders Dedicate MetroSafe Building
• Conservation Groups Sue Over Bridges Project

Wrapping Up September 10

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Body Temperature, Hydration Discussed In Stinson Trial
• Group Urges Church Not to Make Sex Offender Minister
• Pavilion At Iroquois Park To Be Restored
• Downard Authors KACo, KLC Funding Resolution
• Congressman Whitfield Reacts to Obama Speech
• Metro United Way Launches Campaign

Wrapping Up September 8

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Thieneman Enters Mayor’s Race
• Yarmuth Talks Health Care At Louisville Forum
• FEMA Handing Over Offices To SBA
• Jeff Gilpin Testifies At Stinson Trial
• Heiner Says Mayoral Power Should Be Limited
• Conway Issues Opinion On Mayor’s Power

Wrapping Up September 3

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Arguments Begin In Stinson Trial
• Many Schools To Offer Alternatives To Obama Address
• Rural Theater Evades Closure with Bold Move
• Kentucky Reports First H1N1 Death, Summit Meets in Frankfort
• Williams: Slots Would Be “Tax On The Poor”
• Investigators Rule Horse Barn Fire Was Intentionally Set
• Duke Offers Carbon Offsets, Leaves Clean Coal Coalition

Wrapping Up September 1

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Jury Selection Continues In Stinson Case
• Eight Horse Barn Damaged by Fire at Fairgrounds
• IU To Offer Tuition Grants
• FEMA Sets Up At Two Louisville Lowe’s Stores
• Yarmuth to Host In-Person Town Hall Meeting Tomorrow
• Hill Town Hall Meeting on Health Care Civil

Wrapping Up August 18

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Stinson Reindicted On Wanton Endangerment Charge
• Beshear Still Looking For Ways to Mend Budget
• U-of-L is Ready For Students, Says President
• Beshear Says Stimulus Crucial For Kentucky
• New School Year Begins For Catholic Students
• Two FEMA Disaster Recovery Offices Open

Wrapping Up August 14

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Wanton Endangerment Charge Against Stinson Dismissed
• County Clerks Lukewarm on Driver’s License Issuance
• Council To Hold Flood Hearing
• Flood Debris Drop-off Sites Extended
• Animal Services Wants to Adopt Out 100 Pets This Weekend
• New Hospital To Open Soon