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Kentucky Wesleyan College is losing another member of its athletic department.

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Now, that’s what we call a bone-a-fide discovery.

State officials say that earlier this week, a flood cleanup crew in Terre Haute, Indiana unearthed a 17-pound bone that they believe once belonged to a prehistoric mastodon.

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First they proclaimed that they would help you "ship your pants." Now K-mart is offering "big gas savings."

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It's hard to miss the buzz in Bowling Green regarding the football team and its new coach, Bobby Petrino. The excitement is overwhelming and fellow Hilltoppers like myself are pretty excited about this new chapter on the field.

When the football schedule was released, we knew there would be a few games televised nationally. This week, Western Kentucky announced the time for both of those games, including a match-up to air on either ESPN or ESPN2.

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Indiana plans to invest more money in the state’s “WorkIN Indiana” program, as a recent peek at the new budget indicates that about $5 million will be allocated to help support things like job training, career certifications and high school equivalency degrees.

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We've seen parents use unique methods to punish kids in the past -- through Facebook and by making them carry signs on busy streets, for example. But a Utah woman punished her stepdaughter in the most creative way yet by forcing her to wear ill-fitting thrift store clothing for being a bully.

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The months of May and June bring welcome relief from the winter chill, but they also bring along an increased risk for severe weather in the Tri-State area, namely tornadoes.

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Sure, college isn’t for everyone, but you know what is? A good salary.

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Here’s proof that timing is indeed everything.

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A worker on Owensboro's Blue Bridge who suffered injuries Monday evening has died. Daviess County coroner Jeff Jones has confirmed that burns on the hands of the 35-year-old repair crew member are consistent with electrocution.

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