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They say they have been told they cannot work remotely and sent between units without appropriate protective gear, interacting with both potential coronavirus patients and highly immuno-compromised patients.
Kristin Hurst walked into the Kentucky lottery office in Lexington in May of last year expecting to claim a $1,000 prize from a scratch-off lottery ticket. Instead, the lottery employee told Hurst there was a red flag on her account. From the parking lot, she made a nervous call to her fiancé. It was his ticket she was trying to cash in, but something was wrong. She had to go to the main Kentucky lottery office to find out what.
There are more than 60 eviction orders scheduled in Louisville for this week.
The lab services division “has been forced to shift focus on funding salaries and fringe benefits to ensure competent lab staff, rather than equipment, supplies and training,” budget documents said.
The day before the deal was offered to Patrick Card, prosecutors also indicted his wife, mother and father on trafficking and complicity charges.
For some of the survivors who attended last week’s Metro Council committee, the hearing was as close as they would get to their day in court.
A KyCIR investigation inspired Rep. Cherlynn Stevenson to file a bill that would require hospitals to have a SANE on-duty at all times.
Lauder said the changes are a positive that resulted from KyCIR’s story, but she called the reporting “disingenuous.”
Codes officials will no longer issue premature violations or encourage landlords to evict their tenants to avoid hefty fines.
The testimony will come as Louisville’s sex crimes prosecutor is raising new questions about a case featured in KyCIR’s reporting.
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