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 2

Here’s the roundup, Yarmuth town hall included. It’s late, and we’ll be a little bit late with the posts tomorrow.

Here’s what we reported on today:

• Yarmuth Town Hall Draws Capacity Crowd
• In Depth: Lawmaker Wants To Remove “Dueling Clause” From Oath
• State Fair Attendance Up Six Percent
• Wllliams: Beshear Is “The Slot Machine Governor”
• Foul Play Possible In KEC Barn Fire
• Committee Passes Anti-Sagging Resolution
• Lexington Considering Garbage Fee Cuts
• Proposed KIPDA Move Draws Fire

Wrapping Up June 16

Here’s what we reported on today. Also, don’t forget that you have until 6:30 to submit questions for David Sedaris.

• Proposal Would Use Slots Funds For School Construction Projects
• Bridges Bill Clears Kentucky House Panel
• Bunning “Not Suprised” Williams Won’t Oppose Him In 2010
• New KDP Executive Director Is On The Job
• Southeast U.S. Already Feeling Climate Change
• Slots Opponents Rally in Frankfort
• Council Begins Public Budget Hearings
• Beshear Urges Lawmakers To “Face Kentucky’s Challenges Head-On”
• Study Reviews “Faith-Based Initiatives”