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SPRINGFIELD John Cooper was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. The son of a county attorney, and the grandson of a Kentucky Supreme Court Justice, Cooper had everything he needed and almost everything he wanted, he tells the crowd polishing off tacos and rice in a conference room. Despite a stellar upbringing, Cooper said he still “had that hole in my soul.” He never felt good enough, he never fit in. “I was insecure, I felt less than because I never felt I like measured up,” Cooper said. “I still feel like that sometimes.” But when Cooper got a hold of his d...

Close State Sen. Robin Webb said last week the state needs to vaccinate inmates in state prisons and jails as soon as possible. (LRC photo) featured By BRUCE MAPLES and AL CROSS, Kentucky Health News Apr 5, 2021 7 hrs ago State Sen. Robin Webb said last week the state needs to vaccinate inmates in state prisons and jails as soon as possible. (LRC photo) FRANKFORT, Ky. - As the state's coronavirus vaccination program has gradually expanded, so have questions about the very limited vaccinations of inmates in the state's prisons. Questions have been rais...

Military sea mine washes up on south Florida beach Updated 5:21 PM; FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Orange cones lined the sand at Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, marking off a section of beach closed for several hours Sunday after a deputy on patrol found that a “possible explosive training device” had washed ashore, the sheriff’s office said. No evacuations were ordered in the area, near the 4600 block of Elmar Drive, where a small section of the beach had temporarily been closed, said spokesman Carey Codd. The Broward Sheriff’s Office Bomb Squad arrived at the beach at about 2:30 a.m. to examine...

Student and teacher seats on state education board safe after lawmakers reach agreement Olivia Krauth, Louisville Courier Journal © Matt Stone/Courier Journal Kentucky Senate president Robert Stivers presiding on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021 FRANKFORT — Students and teachers will continue to have a voice on the state education board after lawmakers reached an agreement on how to handle the non-voting spots Tuesday. The House and Senate entered a free conference committee on House Bill 178 after repeatedly disagreeing as to whether a current student and teacher should serve o...

After one of the most emotional and confrontational debates in Kentucky's General Assembly this year, the state Senate Thursday night approved a bill that would make insulting a police officer a crime.