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ARC says it has settled with federal government over billing issues
Addiction Recovery Care, once Kentucky’s largest provider of addiction services, has reached a settlement with the federal government over “billing issues,” the Louisa, KY-based company said in a July 16 news release. It also announced it has reached a separate settlement with a finance company that had accused ARC of fraud. “The resolution of…
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KYTC schedules lane closures for Boyle County intersection work
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is scheduling lane closures at the U.S. 127B and U.S. 150 intersection in Boyle County for two separate weeks in late July to construct new concrete approaches.
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KYTC schedules lane closure on KY 418 for drain cleaning
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will close the northbound right lane on KY 418 near Jacobson Park from July 22-24 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. for drain cleaning operations.
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Gas line leak closes KY 33 in Mercer County; road reopens by 2 p.m.
A gas line leak temporarily closed Kentucky 33 at mile point 5.0 in Mercer County on July 17, but the roadway reopened by 2 p.m. Drivers were advised to use KY 342 as an alternate route.
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KYTC Advises of Lane Closures on KY 52 in Garrard County
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will begin resurfacing KY 52 (Richmond Road) in Garrard County on July 20, with alternating lane closures planned from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for approximately one week.
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Lane closure planned on Harrodsburg Road for storm drain cleaning
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will close the outbound right lane on U.S. 68 (Harrodsburg Road) on July 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for storm drain cleaning operations near Fort Harrods Drive.
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KY 33 closed in Mercer County due to gas line leak
Kentucky 33 in Mercer County is closed at mile point 5.0 due to a gas line leak. Motorists are advised to use Kentucky 342 as an alternate route.
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Kentucky congressman backs permanent daylight saving time
A Kentucky congressman is supporting efforts to make daylight saving time permanent, joining other Capitol Hill lawmakers backing the change.
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Tick season is getting longer. So is the list of states trying to keep up.
The tiniest menace of summer doesn’t care if you’re hiking through the woods, walking the dog or pulling weeds in your backyard. It just wants a ride and a meal. As ticks spread into new parts of the country and emergency room visits for tick bites climb higher than usual, states are scrambling to…
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Three staff indicted in death of 7-year-old at Louisville foster care facility
Three staff members at Louisville’s Brooklawn foster care facility have been indicted on second-degree manslaughter charges nearly four years after 7-year-old Ja’Ceon Terry died in a physical restraint in July 2022, drawing criticism over the lengthy investigation delay.