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Jewish Hospital eliminating 500 jobs
About half the cuts will involve attrition, including not filling open positions, while an additional 250 workers will be laid off, said Jeff Polson, a company spokesman.
Woman pleads not guilty to newborn's death in prison
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.
UK president says closing fraternity house appropriate
LEXINGTON, Ky. — University of Kentucky President Lee T. Todd Jr. says the university followed its fire marshal's recommendation in closing the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house until 2011.
Brown-Forman 3Q profit falls on higher expenses
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.
City to sell old welcome center
The city has put a sale price of $1.6 million on an office building it owns at 400 S. First St., — the southwest corner of First and Liberty streets.
TARC gets earful on service cuts
They trade e-mails, swap messages on a group Facebook page and occasionally catch dinner or a movie together.
House budget spares Medicaid if U.S. money extended
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky's Medicaid program would be spared cuts in the next fiscal year under the House budget — as long as Congress extends federal stimulus assistance, the chairman of the human service committee said Tuesday.
