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More than 100 states and cities are suing drug companies for role in epidemic

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THE OPIOID FILES: MORE THAN 100 STATES AND CITIES ARE SUING DRUG COMPANIES FOR ROLE IN EPIDEMIC

December 4, 2017

KENTUCKY PRISON POPULATION PROJECTED TO GROW BY 4,400 IN THE NEXT DECADE AT A COST OF MORE THAN $600M

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KENTUCKY PRISON POPULATION PROJECTED TO GROW BY 4,400 IN THE NEXT DECADE AT A COST OF MORE THAN $600M

December 1, 2017

Boyd County officials broke ground on Friday for a new animal shelter on land donated by Kentucky Power.

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KY POWER DONATES LAND FOR NEW BOYD CO. ANIMAL SHELTER

December 1, 2017

Coal travels along a conveyor belt at the John E. Amos Plant in West Virginia in this file photo. The coal-fired power plant owned by Appalachian Power is among those slated to receive coal under the AEP contract.

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AEP SEEKS BIDS FOR COAL FOR KENTUCKY POWER AND OTHERS

November 29, 2017

KENTUCKYWIRED INSTALLS ‘BROADBAND HUT’ IN PIKEVILLE

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KENTUCKYWIRED INSTALLS ‘BROADBAND HUT’ IN PIKEVILLE

November 29, 2017

Rep. Blanton

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REP. JOHN BLANTON TESTIFIES BEFORE EPA TO END OBAMA-ERA REGULATION ON COAL INDUSTRY

November 28, 2017

Secretary Grimes is pictured with officials from representing the Purchase Area Development District

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AREA DEVT DISTRICTS RAISE 250,000 POUNDS OF FOOD FOR HUNGER RELIEF

November 28, 2017

Kentucky Farm Bureau President Mark Haney addresses delegates during the organization’s 2016 annual meeting (Photo from KFB)

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98TH KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING NOV. 29 — DEC. 2

November 21, 2017

HOW $$$ALARIES OF STATE, COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE DERIVED

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HOW $$$ALARIES OF STATE, COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE DERIVED

November 20, 2017

China Energy, the world's largest power company by asset value, signed a non-binding letter of intent last week to invest $83.7 billion over 20 years to develop West Virginia's natural gas industry, but some remain skeptical that the deal may ever materialize.

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NOT SO FAST; CHINA – W.VA DEAL NOT SURE THING FOR SURE

November 13, 2017

Chatterjee said he must respond by Dec. 11 to a proposal by Energy Secretary Rick Perry for new FERC rules to make sure coal and nuclear plants are fully compensated for the “reliability and resiliency” they contribute to the nation’s power grid.

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SAVING COAL INDUSTRY COULD COST YOU $$$ IN EXTRA POWER BILLS

November 13, 2017

West Virginia Commerce Secretary Woody Thrasher (seated at left at the table) meets with China Energy President Ling Wen (seated at right at the table) and other officials Thursday in Beijing in front of President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. W.Va. Department of Commerce photo

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WV ANNOUNCES $83.7B SHALE GAS, CHEMICAL DEAL WITH CHINA ENERGY

November 10, 2017

Jeff Hoover is shown during a press conference Sunday live streamed by the Courier-Journal

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HOOVER RESIGNS AS SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, WILL KEEP HIS SEAT IN THE LEGISLATURE

November 6, 2017

Kentucky Public Service Commission Chairman Michael J. Schmitt, center, opens the public comment session during a hearing in the Kentucky Power rate case at Big Sandy Community & Technical College on Nov. 2. Vice Chairman Robert Cicero and Commissioner Talina R. Mathews are also pictured. /Appalachian Newspapers photo by Mary Meadows

Business/Politics

‘NOT REASONABLE’: PUBLIC MEETING COMMENTERS ON KY POWER RATE INCREASE

November 5, 2017

A Lexington lawmaker said published reports of a settlement by Republican House Speaker Jeff Hoover over sexual harassment allegations reflects a legislative culture that doesn’t fully understand the economic power and weight of women. The Courier Journal reported Thursday Hoover reached a confidential settlement over allegations by a woman who works on his staff. Democratic Lexington Representative Kelly Flood said at times she’s seen a disrespectful attitude toward women in the halls of the capitol.

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GOP KY HOUSE SPEAKER HOOVER SETTLES SEXUAL HARASSMENT CHARGE

November 3, 2017

WHY DOLLAR STORES THRIVE IN RURAL AREAS

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WHY DOLLAR STORES THRIVE IN RURAL AREAS

November 2, 2017

During a quarterly call with shareholders Wednesday, Papa John's CEO John Schnatter cited national anthem protests in the NFL as one of the reasons for the company's falling stock price.

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PAPA JOHN SLAMS NFL, BLAMES NATIONAL ANTHEM PROTESTS FOR DECLINING PIZZA SALES

November 2, 2017

Toyota unveils 80 million engineering Center in Georgetown, Ky. More than 600 engineers at the new facility connect the dots between Toyota’s vehicle design teams and its factory production lines

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TOYOTA UNVEILS $80 MILLION PRODUCTION ENGINEERING HEADQUARTERS IN GEORGETOWN

October 30, 2017

U.S. SEN. MITCH MCCONNELL, LEFT, AND MIKE DUNCAN 2017

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MCCONNELL COMMENDS TRUMP ANNOUNCEMENT OF INEZ BANKER NAMED TO USPS BOARD

October 27, 2017

Floyd Judge/Executive Ben Hale

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JUDGE-EXECUTIVE: AEP RATE REQUEST IS CRAZY

October 25, 2017

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