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- WKU celebrates topping-off $74M College of Business building
- Louisville mayor proposes 21 recipients for $5.3M in opioid funding
- $300K grant targets Kentucky childcare business support
- Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital invests $2.2M in 256-Slice CT scanner
- Proposed Louisville police pay increase is 22% over 4 years
- New analysis offers 5 NKY strategies for economic competitiveness
- Lexington to hold Clean Slate expungement clinic, job fair
- New website helps second-chancers with jobs, education, recovery
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- Ky jobless rate ticked up to 4.5% in March