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	Former Tobacco Warehouse Gutted By Fire A fire has gutted a former tobacco warehouse in Northern Kentucky.
	School Bus Hit, Driver Flees, No Serious Injuries Police in central Kentucky have arrested a fugitive from Ohio, saying he struck a school bus with his car, then drove off.
	Thayer Proposes Gambling Constitutional Amendment A state senator wants to let Kentuckians vote on a constitutional amendment to allow video gambling in the Commonwealth. \| Constitutional Amendment To Expand Gambling (218.6KB)
	Suicide Eyed In Census Worker's Death Law enforcement officials doubt a Kentucky census worker found hanging from a tree was killed because of his government job.
	Panel Sends Governor Three Names For Open Court Seat Gov. Steve Beshear has three candidates to consider for an open district court judgeship that covers four eastern Kentucky counties.
	Judge: Tobacco Marketing Law Cleared A federal judge has turned away an effort to block a new federal law that restricts how tobacco is marketed and gives the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authority over it.
	Monument For Military Women To Be Unveiled There will be a new monument in eastern Kentucky to honor women who have served in the military.
	Grand Rivers Offers Civil War Encampment An encampment in western Kentucky this weekend will offer visitors a glimpse of life during the Civil War.
	2 Officers Wounded In Ambush Return To Work Two southern Indiana police officers who were shot and seriously wounded in a motel ambush have returned to work nine months after the shooting.
	2 Facing Moonshine Charges Kentucky State Police say two men are facing charges after officers found a moonshine operation at a residence in Livingston County in western Kentucky.