Eleanor Klibanoff with the (fantastic and crucial) Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting lays out the Appalachia strategy of a 26-year-old white-supremacist terrorist from the D.C. suburbs.
Nick Schrager with The Springfield Sun digs into the competitive landscape for hiring and keeping police officers among nearby jurisdictions.
Heath is putting up a new memorial honoring victims of the 1997 shooting at the old high school.
Bromley recalls best memories:https://t.co/tgKmjFA08C pic.twitter.com/pPcnFtKju0— Ledger Independent (@LedgerSports) September 20, 2017
Kentucky next month starts taxing home rentals, angling for its cut of, for example, that sweet Stanton Airbnb game.
Whitley County and Williamsburg are moving their 10-foot poles away from the Kentucky Retirement System.
The feds reportedly are fogging Auburn for mosquitoes tonight.
I find businesses like AirBNB and Uber to be very odd. I've never understood for instance how Uber can operate in a city that forces cabs to register. How is Uber not a cab service? Wish I understood this stuff better.
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