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Frankfort, Kentucky · Frankfort

Bill aiding rural hospitals signed into law

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

FRANKFORT — Gov. Andy Beshear formally signed into law legislation to aid Kentucky hospitals, especially rural ones, by expanding the Medicaid Hospital Rate Improvement Program during a ceremony in the Capitol Rotunda on Monday, March 20.See the Story

Miami County Animal Shelter recognizes local heroes - Miami Valley Today

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Miami County Animal Control Officers responded to a report of multiple cats being kept in deplorable conditions on Feb. 7. A total of 39 cats were found in the single residence, many of whom were suffering from malnutrition and upper respiratory illnesses. The officers seized all 39 cats and brought them back to the Miami County Shelter to be assessed, treated, and rehomed.See the Story

Princeton · Princeton

Gift makes $100K available for recipients of MSU memorial scholarship

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Rick and Susie McDonald, parents of the late Randall Lee McDonald, gave the Randy Lee McDonald Memorial Scholarship in memory of their son. The gift of $100,000 to be available for current awards to Murray State University. The scholarship is available to current students at Murray State.See the Story

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Community Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

50% Center coverage: 16 sources

The MLK Observance Day Association held its annual We Are One concert Monday. The event embraced and honored Martin Luther King Jr.’s message of unity, support and acceptance. The concert featured music from the choirs of UU Savannah and Savannah State University and the Huxsie Scott Band.

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Cache County officials sworn into office

50% Center coverage: 4 sources

Harrison County kicked off the new year of 2023 with swearing-in ceremonies for 11 new and re-elected officials. County Judge Chad Sims, County Court-at-Law Judge Joe Black, District Clerk Sherry Griffis, District Attorney Reid McCain, County Clerk Elizabeth Whipkey James, County Treasurer Sherry Rushing, Pct. 2 County Commissioner Zephaniah Timmins, P.ct. 4 County Commissioner Jay Ebarb, Pte. 1 Justice of the Peace John Oswalt, and newly-elected Pct.-3 Justice of-the-Peace Gregg Greer.

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Kendall County Sheriff’s reports / Feb. 16, 2023

Coverage: 2 sources

Kendall County Sheriff's Office releases the Feb. 16, 2023, Police Reports. Individuals in Police Reports who have been charged with a crime have not been proved guilty in court. Man arrested on two warrants. Hit-and-run traffic crash reported in Seward Township.

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Davenport man sentenced to federal prison for sex trafficking minor across state lines

55% Center coverage: 20 sources

Jason Charles Allen, 48, of Florence, Montana, pleaded guilty in September 2022 to distribution of methamphetamine. Law enforcement recovered seven firearms, 3,200 rounds of ammunition, more than $8,000 in cash and more than six pounds of meth. Allen also has been sentenced to be followed by five years of supervised release.

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You Decide: The Year in Review — 2022, Part 2

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

Student fights at Haverhill High School during the 2021-2022 academic year caused Superintendent Margaret Marotta to move her office there. The change in leadership led to a calming of the climate at the high school after the new administration cracked down on fights and mischief. Local developer Sal Lupoli has big plans to replace the Herbert H. Goecke Parking Deck on Merrimack Street.

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Washburn County Sheriff's Office log

Franklin County Sheriff's Office held its annual awards banquet on Saturday evening, Dec. 3. Members were recognized for their years of service and also presented with peer-nominated awards for 2022. COPS Volunteer of the Year: Byron Hicks. Investigator of the year: Grant Wickline.

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Harrison County Sheriff's Report

Coverage: 2 sources

Deputy Denton responded to a complaint of an assault that took place at a business located on Maple Street in Mondamin. Danny Rife of Mondamin was arrested and transported to jail for an Assault violation. Sergeant Klutts transported inmate Cody Kiefer to prison at the Iowa Classification Center in Oakdale, Iowa, to serve a court order prison sentence.

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Summit County Sheriff’s Office third in command steps down

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Summit County Sheriff's Office Capt. Andrew Wright will step down from his post next week. His last day will be Feb. 3. Wright has accepted an appointment from the Salt Lake City Police Department to serve as the deputy chief of police. Sheriff Justin Martinez is working to find a replacement to handle media relations.

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