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A Kentucky woman was sentenced to more than two years in prison for wire fraud. The woman transferred a half-million dollars from her employer.

Subscribe to The College Football EnquirerApple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Google PodcastsDan Wetzel, SI’s Pat Forde, & SI’s Ross Dellenger are back with their picks for Race for the Case. We get an update about the college football commissioners from Ross in Chicago. Lane Kiffin is upset that Ole Miss fans keep arriving late to games. There are big SEC matchups this weekend including Kentucky and Ole Miss squaring off in Oxford as well as Arkansas hosting Alabama. The ACC has two big ranked matchups between NC State vs Clemson & Wake Forest vs Florida State.

Yet Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin isn’t without fan concerns, even though he’s vowed to stop caring and just prepare his team. This is a college football thing. Considering college football programs generally play just six or seven home games a year, it might seem bizarre for a sport that generates such passion to struggle with fan engagement. A big college football game isn’t just a big college football game. It’s a big college football weekend.

The Biden administration is planning a crackdown on hidden airline fees. The administration wants to require airlines to post extra costs, like baggage and change fees, with their flight prices so that customers know the "true cost" of airline tickets.

PADUCAH COUNTY, Ky. — The Kentucky Parole Board ordered the man responsible for the deadly 1997 shooting at Heath High School to spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. According to The Courier-Journal, the panel’s formal serve-out ruling means that Carneal will never be considered for parole again. When asked during last week’s hearing if he felt he deserved parole, Carneal replied, “I don’t know, honestly. According to the newspaper, the Heath High School rampage predated the massacre at Columbine High School by about 17 months and is considered one of the first mass school shootings in U.S. history. According to the newspaper, Carneal killed 15-year-old Kayce Steger, 14-year-old Nicole Hadley and 17-year-old Jessica James.

A Kentucky man who killed three fellow students and wounded five others when he was 14 years old will spend the rest of his life in prison without another opportunity to seek parole. (Sept. 26)

While speaking at an event held by the McConnell Center, Senator Kyrsten Sinema, a Democrat from Arizona, spoke about her unlikely friendship with Senator Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican from Kentucky. Although Senator Cinema is a registered Democrat, she is one of the few Democrats who is not always aligned with the Democratic party. One that is rooted in our commonalities, including are pragmatic approach to legislating, our respect for the Senate as an institution, our love for our home states, and a dogged determination on behalf of our constituents.

A Kentucky man who killed three fellow students and wounded five others when he was 14 years old will have to spend the rest of his life in prison without another opportunity to seek parole, the Kentucky Parole Board voted Monday. He sat hunched in a small chair as Kentucky Parole Board Chair Ladeidra Jones asked each member for their vote. Jones then told Carneal that “due to the seriousness of your crime” he would serve out his life sentence in prison. Several of those wounded in the shooting and relatives of those who were killed also spoke to the parole board panel last week. Several of those wounded in the shooting and relatives of those who were killed also spoke to the parole board panel last week.

Michael Carneal, now 39, told parole board members last week that he still hears voices like the ones that told him to steal a neighbor's pistol and fire it into the crowded lobby of Heath High School in 1997. He told the board how his sister used to drive him to excel both academically and athletically. Jenkins Smith had testified to the parole board the previous day that she thought he was too mentally ill to be released. She was concerned Carneal could become violent again if he stopped taking his medication or his medication stopped working. Asked about the shooting by the parole board, Carneal attributed it to a combination of factors that included his mental health and immaturity, but added that it was “not justified at all.

A Kentucky man who killed three fellow students and wounded five others when he was 14 years old will spend the rest of his life in prison without another opportunity to seek parole.

A Kentucky man who killed three fellow students and wounded five others when he was 14 years old will have to spend the rest of his life in prison without another opportunity to seek parole, the Kentucky Parole Board voted Monday. Michael Carneal, now 39, told parole board members last week that he would live with his parents and continue his mental health treatment if they agreed to release him. Carneal watched the vote over Zoom from the Kentucky State Reformatory.

Scot Burner of Nashville has claimed a Guinness record for driving a mile in reverse the fastest. He set it in a 2017 Chevy Corvette at NCM Motorsports park.

An English teacher at Henry Clay High School in Lexington, Kentucky, posted a photo online that appeared to show a baby rat snake coiled around his desk telephone.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Russell Brands LLC on Thursday recalled about 13,400 of its Spalding Momentous EZ portable basketball goals after fielding more than two dozen reports of the equipment detaching and falling. Affected goals have the numbers 1010, 1011 or 1012 printed to the right of the CAUTION statement on the front of the backboard. To date, Bowling Green, Kentucky-based Russell Brands has received 26 reports of weld failures, including three backboards separating from the pole. One injury involving the backboard hitting a consumer on the shoulder/upper torso and one injury of a detached backboard striking a consumer on the head have been reported. Consumers are advised to immediately stop using the portable basketball goals and to contact Spalding to arrange for a technician to remove the original arm and install a new arm on the goal system.

A social justice exhibition is hoping to get results in Central Florida by telling the story of a Kentucky woman killed during a botched police raid through a new perspective.

More than 500 Fort Cambell soldiers from Kentucky are traveling to Ohio in honor of D-Day veteran James "Pee Wee" Martin. The soldiers are from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team.

Killed in the 1997 shooting were Nicole Hadley, Jessica James and Kayce Steger; 5 students were wounded.

Michael Carneal, who at 14 years old, killed three students and injured five at his high school in Kentucky in 1997. He said he still hears devilish voices in his head.

A Kentucky man who killed three students and wounded five more in a school shooting 25 years ago told a parole panel that he's still hearing voices like the ones that told him to steal a pistol and shoot into a crowded high school lobby (Sept. 20)

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Kentucky has self-reported violations to the NCAA following an investigation into athletes being compensated for part-time work that was not performed at the university hospital. The school asked that the violations be processed as Level III in the report, which was released Saturday but submitted Sept. 3 to NCAA reinstatement director Jerry Vaughn. The school began an investigation after learning in February of possible violations, which were found to have occurred between spring 2021 and March.

Kentucky is restarting the process of upgrading its antiquated unemployment computer system. It is estimated to cost $47.5 million.

Meanwhile, the anti-abortion group leading the push in support of the ballot measure, Yes For Life, reported raising about $350,000 during the same period. Kansas voters rejected a ballot measure that would have allowed the Republican-controlled legislature to tighten restrictions or ban abortion outright. In Kentucky, the fundraising by Protect Kentucky Access reflects "the energy and enthusiasm we’re seeing on the ground,” said Rachel Sweet, the group's campaign manager. Abortion opponents in Kentucky said they were bracing for an influx of money to try to stop the ballot measure but said they remain confident the ballot measure will win voter approval. The showdown over the ballot measure comes amid the latest abortion-related court battle.

Beam Suntory said it is aiming to produce more Jim Beam bourbon while cutting back on its greenhouse-gas emissions.

The death toll from the Kentucky floods that hit the state in July has risen to 40 after a person died during a cleanup effort in Pike County.

Jim Beam plans to ramp up bourbon production at its largest Kentucky distillery to meet growing global demand in a more than $400 million expansion to be powered by renewable energy. The project will increase capacity by 50% at the Beam plant in Boston, Kentucky, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by the same percentage, Beam Suntory said Wednesday. Beam also is “fully leveraging” its capacity at its distillery in Clermont, Kentucky, where it produces Jim Beam, Basil Hayden, Knob Creek and Legent brands. Beam Suntory, a subsidiary of Suntory Holdings Limited of Japan, isn't the first maker of bourbon to go green. Kentucky is home to 95% of the world’s bourbon production, the association said.

Jim Beam plans to ramp up bourbon production at its largest Kentucky distillery.

Thursday, nearly all abortions must cease in Indiana after state lawmakers passed a full ban in August. Since Dobbs, Indiana has been a destination for those in surrounding states seeking abortions.

Fans of the University of Kentucky Wildcats football team flipped over a car and set furniture on fire in Lexington, Kentucky, while celebrating the team’s 26 to 16 win over the University of Florida Gators on Sept. 10.

Georgia reclaimed the top spot in The Associated Press college football poll on Sunday, and Kentucky, Oklahoma State and Arkansas moved into the top 10 after an upset-filled weekend across the country. 3 in the AP Top 25 presented by Regions Banks, took two weeks to get back to where they spent most of last year. Since the AP college football poll started in 1936, it has happened 91 times. ___Follow Ralph D. Russo at https://twitter.com/ralphDrussoAP and listen at http://www.appodcasts.com___More AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/college-football and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25. Sign up for the AP’s college football newsletter: https://apnews.com/cfbtop25Copyright 2022 The Associated Press.

Georgia has reclaimed the top spot in The Associated Press college football poll and Oklahoma State, Kentucky and Arkansas moved into the top 10 after an upset-filled weekend.

Georgia reclaimed the top spot in The Associated Press college football poll on Sunday, and Kentucky, Oklahoma State and Arkansas moved into the top 10 after an upset-filled weekend across the country. The defending national champion Bulldogs, who started the season at No. 3 in the AP Top 25 presented by Regions Banks, took two weeks to get back to where they spent most of last year. Georgia jumped Alabama after it cruised to a 33-0 victory against Samford.

CAMPBELL COUNTY, Tenn. — Country singer John Michael Montgomery and two other people were injured Friday night when his tour bus crashed in Tennessee near the Kentucky state line. Everyone that was on the bus is recovering from their injuries,” Montgomery wrote in a Facebook post on Saturday. Montgomery and his son, Walker Montgomery, recently played together on stage at the Kentucky State Fair, the entertainment website reported. John Michael Montgomery had an upcoming tour date on Sept. 24 at the Blue Gate Performing Arts Center in Shipshewana, Indiana. His 1994 album “Kickin’ It Up” and 1995′s “John Michael Montgomery” topped the Hot Country Albums chart.

No. 20 Kentucky intercepted Anthony Richardson twice, Keidron Smith returned one of those interception 65 yards for a touchdown, and the Wildcats toppled 12th-ranked Florida 26-16 in the Swamp.

Kentucky is receiving up to 300 donated travel trailers from another state well acquainted with natural disaster, Louisiana. In eastern Kentucky, about 300 people have moved into 100 trailers at various sites, with more on the way or being prepared onsite for people still waiting, Beshear said. And we continue to search for more.”The trailers offer a place where families can “spread out a little bit,” Beshear said. “We don't want these to be forever homes,” Beshear said. “They're good kids,” Stephens said.

Kentucky is receiving up to 300 donated travel trailers from another state well acquainted with natural disaster, Louisiana. In eastern Kentucky, about 300 people have moved into 100 trailers at various sites, with more on the way or being prepared onsite for people still waiting, Beshear said. And we continue to search for more.”The trailers offer a place where families can “spread out a little bit,” Beshear said. “We don't want these to be forever homes,” Beshear said. “They're good kids,” Stephens said.

WHITLEY COUNTY, Ky. — A woman who dropped her cellphone while taking pictures near Cumberland Falls fell into the river while attempting to retrieve her device and survived a 68-foot drop over the falls, authorities said. >> Read more trending newsRescue crews found the 36-year-old woman swimming toward a large rock downstream from the falls at Cumberland Falls State Park, WKYT-TV reported. The woman told first responders she was upstream taking photographs Wednesday afternoon when she dropped her phone in the river, WKYT reported. She had God looking over her.”Cumberland Falls is in southeastern Kentucky, spanning the Cumberland River at the border of McCreary and Whitley counties, WKYT reported. Witnesses told officials a woman had fallen into the river and went over the falls, landing downstream.

COVINGTON, Ky. — DNA has led investigators to arrest a man who allegedly raped a woman at a Kentucky motel 15 years ago. Commonwealth attorney Rob Sanders told WLWT that DNA was recovered from the victim when the incident happened that was believed to have belonged to the suspect. The woman at the time told investigators that she performed dance services or massages for clients. She also told investigators that she believed she may have been sexually assaulted. Police took a DNA sample from a rape kit, according to WXIX.

“We have rallied the world to support the people of Ukraine as they defend their democracy and we cannot allow that support to Ukraine to run dry,” Young said in a blog post. The White House request will play into congressional budget negotiations in the coming weeks as financing for federal agencies is set to run out Sept. 30. In Friday’s request, the White House is seeking $7.1 billion to procure additional vaccines and for replenishing personal protective equipment in the Strategic National Stockpile, among other measures. White House officials say they have some tests left in the stockpile, but not enough to provide free tests if cases sharply increase. Congress also has not moved forward on President Joe Biden’s $22.5 billion request earlier this year for the COVID-19 response.

At first, Republicans were highly critical of the FBI search of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — At least one person was killed after a wrong-way driver barreled into seven other vehicles on a Kentucky interstate Sunday, authorities said. >> Read more trending newsAccording to the Louisville Metro Police Department, the wrong-way driver burst into flames after colliding with the other cars, the Louisville Courier-Journal reported. Police spokesperson Dwight Mitchell said a pickup truck drove north on the southbound lanes of Interstate 65 near the Watterson Expressway exit before crashing into seven other vehicles around 2:30 p.m. EDT, the newspaper reported. One driver died at the scene, and three other people, including the driver of the pickup truck, were taken to an area hospital with injuries that were considered not to be life-threatening, WLKY-TV reported. None of the victims have been identified, according to the television station.

Nearly four million students nationwide are expected to learn at home this upcoming school year.

HENDERSON, Ky. — (AP) — Two people were killed and two were wounded in a shooting at a homeless shelter for men in western Kentucky, and a suspect has been arrested, authorities said. Officers responded Thursday evening to a report of an active shooter at the Harbor House Christian Center, the Henderson Police Department said in a statement on social media. The shooting occurred around 7:40 p.m. when about 15 people were inside the facility, Henderson City Commissioner Robert Pruitt told The Courier & Press in Evansville, Indiana. He said the wounded men were in stable condition. Harbor House is described on its Facebook page as a Christian-based homeless shelter and a “safe harbor for men in need."

Authorities say two people were killed and two were wounded in a shooting at a homeless shelter for men in western Kentucky and a suspect has been arrested.

There was no initial word on the victims' conditions. Police say a suspect who's believed to have been a resident is in custody.

HENDERSON, Ky. — Two people were killed and several others were wounded Thursday after a gunman opened fire at a homeless shelter for men in Henderson, Kentucky, authorities said. >> Read more trending newsThe shooting occurred around 7:40 p.m. CDT at the Harbor House Christian Center, the Courier & Press of Evansville reported. Harbor House is listed as a homeless shelter on Facebook and Google. Two dead, others wounded in shooting at #HendersonKY homeless shelter. https://t.co/Br6ENTJAkh — John Martin (@ECPjohnmartin) August 26, 2022Pruitt said Harbor House was founded in 1989.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — A former nurse was arrested in Kentucky on murder charges after investigators said she killed her patient by injecting him with a drug he wasn’t supposed to receive. >> Read more trending newsIn a news release, the Lexington Police Department said Eyvette Hunter, 52, was arrested and charged with the murder of 97-year-old James Morris. Police said Hunter, who was a nurse at Baptist Health Lexington “intentionally performed actions of medical maltreatment” that led to Morris’ death. Baptist Health told the AP that the hospital fired Hunter that day and reported her to the Kentucky Board of Nursing. Morris had initially been admitted to the hospital for a slip and fall injury, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.

After Biden announced $10,000 in student-loan forgiveness for federal borrowers, Republicans slammed the policy, calling it unfair and costly.

FRANKFORT, Ky. — (AP) — Kentucky's Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state's near-total abortion ban will remain in place while it reviews arguments by abortion clinics challenging two state laws. It was the latest legal setback for the two remaining abortion clinics in Kentucky — both in Louisville, the state's largest city. The state's highest court kept in place a recent lower court ruling that reimposed the ban on nearly all abortions in Kentucky. Abortion rights have been reinstated and then revoked again by judges in Kentucky since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June. Kentucky's justices in Thursday's ruling denied a request by the abortion clinics to reimpose an injunction that temporarily prevented the state's near-total abortion ban from taking effect.

The Inflation Reduction Act is a huge victory for Democrats. The New Yorker staff writer Elizabeth Kolbert assesses its possible environmental impact and whether it truly reflects changing attitudes about the climate crisis.

Kentucky Calipari Basketball FILE - Kentucky coach John Calipari gestures during the second half of the team's NCAA college basketball game against LSU in Lexington, Ky., Feb. 23, 2022. Calipari's push for upgraded practice facilities for his Kentucky’s men’s basketball team drew a sharp jab from Wildcats football coach Mark Stoops on Twitter after Calipari referred to the university as a “basketball school” in an interview. In stating his desire for similar improvements for his highly successful program, he said, "This is a basketball school. But this is a basketball school. Stoops responded to the remarks on Twitter and said, "Basketball school?

John Calipari’s push for upgraded practice facilities for his Kentucky basketball team drew a sharp jab from Wildcats football coach Mark Stoops on Twitter after the Hall of Fame coach referred to the university as a “basketball school” in an interview.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A semi-truck overturned on a roadway in Kentucky Wednesday morning, spilling thousands of beer cans all over the area. >> Read more trending newsThe Louisville Metro Police told WLKY that the crash happened around 8:50 a.m. The truck was coming from the Interstate 71 ramp onto the Gene Snyder Freeway in Kentucky when it overturned. The truck spilled thousands of cans of Bud Light beer. #LMPD #Traffic https://t.co/h0xjIqQDlq — LMPD (@LMPD) August 10, 2022©2022 Cox Media Group

Mitch McConnell addressed the FBI raid on former President Donald Trump's home, saying the "country deserves a thorough and immediate explanation."

The university says this is the first evidence of a dog at the site that was a densely forested habitat with plants and tree-dwelling animals.

Tilley's attorney, Steve Schroering, told news outlets that his client is innocent and turned himself in.

For now, bioplastic represents just 1% of global plastic production. Some Starbucks stores use disposable cups lined with NatureWorks' PLA, Ford said. Ramani Narayan, a professor of chemical engineering at Michigan State University, has worked with Cargill in the past to help with PLA production. The world needs to replace petroleum plastic with plastic materials that have been verified and certified as completely biodegradable, he said. Narayan acknowledged that bioplastics are easier to biodegrade than petrochemical plastic which can take centuries to disintegrate, shedding worrisome microplastic along the way.

Billions of dollars in investments are pouring into companies changing the recipe for plastic.

Biden President Joe Biden with first lady Jill Biden waves as they walk on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, upon arrival from a trip to visit flood affected areas in Kentucky, Monday, Aug. 8, 2022. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta) (Manuel Balce Ceneta)WASHINGTON — (AP) —President Joe Biden is preparing to sign a $280 billion bipartisan bill to boost domestic high-tech manufacturing, part of his administration's push to boost U.S. competitiveness over China. “We are going to invest it in America,” Biden said Friday. We’re going to win the economic competition of the 21st century in America.”The White House said Micron is announcing a $40 billion plan to boost domestic manufacturing of memory chips, and Qualcomm and GlobalFoundries are announcing a $4.2 billion expansion of an upstate New York chip plant. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.

Biden President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden arrive at Andrews Air Force Base after spending the day in Kentucky touring areas impacted by floods, Monday, Aug. 8, 2022, at Andrews Air Force Base, Md. The timing had been in doubt since the Supreme Court ruled on June 30 that the Biden administration could end the "Remain in Mexico" policy. The Supreme Court certified its ruling last week. The program will be unwound in a “quick, and orderly manner,” Homeland Security said in a statement. Nearly 5,800 people were subject to the policy from December through June, a modest number.

The Department of Homeland Security says it has ended a Trump-era policy requiring asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico for hearings in U.S. immigration court.

The town of Fleming-Neon was trying to move beyond an economic disaster when a natural one knocked it back down.

Angel Campbell should have been looking through photo albums and eating soup beans in her grandmother's living room this week.

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden will travel to eastern Kentucky on Monday to survey the damage from last week’s devastating floods and meet with those affected.

Thunderstorms have returned to parts of Kentucky already reeling from devastating floods.

The federal government has filed civil rights charges against four Louisville police officers over the drug raid that led to the death of Breonna Taylor.

The long days searching debris-clogged creekbanks are taking a toll on search teams in flood-ravaged eastern Kentucky.

Another round of rainstorms are hitting flooded Kentucky mountain communities.

The White House is making more than $1 billion available to states to address flooding and extreme heat exacerbated by climate change.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says damage to critical infrastructure is hampering efforts to help residents hit by massive flooding.

Some people lost everything in the floods that devastated eastern Kentucky, and many didn't have much to begin with.

Some residents of Appalachia are returning to flood-ravaged homes as Kentucky’s governor said search and rescue operations were ongoing in the region swamped by torrential rains days earlier.

The same stubborn weather system caused intense downpours in St. Louis and Appalachia that led to devastating and in some cases deadly flooding.

Kentucky’s governor says it could take weeks to find all the victims of flash flooding that killed at least 16 people when torrential rains swamped towns across Appalachia.

Trapped homeowners swam to safety and others were rescued by boat as record flash flooding killed at least 16 people in eastern Kentucky.

Life has changed pretty fast for Trey Mullinax.

Trey Mullinax won the rain-delayed Barbasol Championship on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title, holing a 15-foot putt from the edge of the 18th green to beat Kevin Streelman by a stroke.

Adam Svensson shot a 5-under 67 and had a three-stroke lead in the Barbasol Championship when second-round play Friday at water-logged Keene Trace was suspended because of darkness.

The first of three Kentucky police officers killed in an ambush last week has been laid to rest.

A Florida judge says he will temporarily block the state's 15-week abortion ban.

Florida-based supermarket giant Publix continues to expand its empire.

A U.S. Army private from Kentucky has pleaded guilty to charges that he plotted to kill members of his unit in an organized attack.

Kentucky women’s basketball assistant Gail Goestenkors has retired from on-court coaching but will remain on coach Kyra Elzy’s staff until her replacement is hired.

Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike remains on track to race in the Belmont Stakes on June 11.

Kentucky Derby runner-up Epicenter has been set as the morning line favorite for the Preakness.

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell says senators who visited Ukraine on Saturday have reaffirmed that the U.S. will back Ukraine until it wins its war with Russia.

Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike will not run in the Preakness.

Rich Strike came charging up the rail to overtake the leaders in the closing strides for a stunning 80-1 upset in the Kentucky Derby.

Longshot and final entry Rich Strike has crossed the finish line first in the 148th Kentucky Derby, outracing favorite Epicenter and Zandon.

There are two types of people who watch the Kentucky Derby: Those who bet money and want to win, and spectators who just want to admire the strange names given to the horses.

Bob Baffert has been the face of American horse racing for nearly 30 years.

A deal for Drug Free Sport International to police medication in horse racing is in place two months before the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority takes effect.

The Supreme Court is leaving in place the illegal campaign contributions conviction of Kentucky businessman and former Democratic Party chief, Jerry Lundergan.

Florida forward Keyontae Johnson, who collapsed during a game in December 2020 and hasn’t practiced or played since, has entered the NCAA transfer portal with hopes of resuming his college career.

Louisville's mayoral race is taking place in a city roiled by racial tension, a spike in gun violence and deep misgivings many harbor about the Louisville police department.

Kentucky forward Oscar Tshiebwe says he will return for his senior season with the Wildcats after a breakout season in which he swept national player of the year awards.

Officials in Kentucky say the nation's last stockpiles of a deadly chemical agent have been safely eliminated.

Mississippi is ditching a state song that’s based on the campaign tune of a former governor who pledged to preserve segregation.

Kentucky's governor says a Japanese battery technology company will build a $2 billion factory in Kentucky, creating 2,000 jobs.

Oscar Tshiebwe of Kentucky has won the John R.