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Foot Injury Sidelines U of L Football's Devante Parker 6-8 Weeks
University of Louisville football coach Bobby Petrino says senior wide receiver Devante Parker will miss six to eight weeks with a broken left small toe...
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Among the freshman class of Tea Party candidates, few carry the star power of U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., but Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fl., is certainly being…
Green Party VP Candidate Visits Kentucky to Address Poverty, VP Debate
Green Party vice presidential candidate Cheri Honkala has been touring Kentucky this week to draw attention to issues that are not being discussed in the campaign as well as speak out against the debate at Centre College.Several demonstrations were held before the debate in Danville, Ky. on Thursday, including rallies to draw attention to access while others addressed issues of poverty and austerity measures. The Presidential Debate Commission barred Honkala and other third party candidates from participating alongside Vice President Joe Biden and Republican Congressman Paul Ryan.The commissions rules dictate that in order for third party candidates to be included they must poll at least 15 percent among registered voters.Honkala says the commission is the problem and should include more perspectives so that all Americans can have their views represented."I was outraged when I found out that myself and (running mate) Dr. Jill Stein have not been allowed into the debates, especially because we worked really hard to get on the ballot in about 38 states and 85 percent is eligible to vote for us," she says.Democracy Now hosted a third party candidate forum Friday following the debate between Biden and Ryan, featuring Honkala and Justice Party vice presidential nominee Luis Rodriguez.Watch:Other third party candidates running for president this year include former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson is running as a libertarian and Constitutional Party candidate Virgil Goode. But candidates outside the two-party system have had trouble being included in the debates since Texas billionaire Ross Perot was in 1992.Honkala says keeping candidates out means important discussions on the banking system, homelessness and the use of aerial drones were missed at yesterday’s debate."But how can even develop the political will if our elected leaders totally stay away from talking about homelessness or poverty altogether in our country? And then in terms of foreign policy all that both Biden and Ryan talked about last night was who is meaner, and leaner and tougher," she says.Honkala is scheduled to be in Louisville Friday for a meet and greet in the Old Louisville neighborhood.The Green Party ticket will appear on the presidential ballot in Kentucky this fall.
Rural Kentucky Education Co-op Wins $30 Million 'Race to the Top' Grant
A co-op that includes 17 eastern Kentucky rural school districts has won $30 million in federal grant money. “We were ecstatic. I don’t think words can...
Winter Storm Update: 6am
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning until 7pm tonight.Light snow is falling in the Louisville area at this hour, and we expect…
Ward-Pugh Draws Challengers From Both Parties
There are two contested primaries for Louisville's Ninth District Metro Council seat; one Democrat and two Republicans are vying for the seat held by Democrat Tina Ward-Pugh.
Northern Kentucky residents raise concerns over a massive, secretive data center proposal
The Ohio River town of Maysville has been in talks with an undisclosed company looking to develop a proposed hyperscale data center campus that could span thousands of acres.
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As Program Director I caught some flack for not posting my favorites for the year. We've also heard from many FPK fans wondering where the staff picks are…
Democratic union leader wins bid for vacant Kentucky state Senate seat
Democrat Gary Clemons, a U.S. Army veteran and president of United Steelworkers Local 1693, won the vacant southwest Louisville Senate seat.
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This year is the most difficult in a few years for me to pick a top 10, because there were 15 to 20 cd's that lived in my CD player long periods of time.…
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