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A bill aimed at reducing deaths and serious injuries from child abuse and neglect in Kentucky got an overhaul Wednesday by the Senate Health and Welfare Committee, which added several transparency requirements to the measure. The committee
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A bill that would permanently establish a 20-member independent panel to review deaths and critical injuries of abused and neglected children won approval Friday from the Democrat-led House. House Bill 290, which now heads to the Republican-led
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A bill allowing closer scrutiny of child abuse deaths by an independent panel cleared its first legislative hurdle Thursday despite objections from some that too much of the group's work would be done in secret. House Bill 290 would permanently
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A proposal that would give an independent review panel more records on abused children who have been killed or critically injured will be heard by a House committee next week, its sponsor said Friday. Rep. Tom Burch, D-Louisville, said House Bill 290
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Gleaner photographer Darrin Phegley has won the 2012 Kentucky AP Photo of the Year honor for his image of Marine Corps Cpl. Josh Long reflected in the granite of the Henderson War Memorial. Long has just placed a wreath at the Marines insignia on the
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An independent panel charged with reviewing case files of abused or neglected children who were killed or critically injured agreed Monday that it needs complete case files, which it would review behind closed doors. Gov. Steve Beshear appointed the
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The Herald-Leader also won first place in these categories: best spot news coverage, best general news story, best column, best investigative story or series, best on-going/extended coverage story, best business/agribusiness story, best headline,
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A Senate committee on Tuesday killed a measure that would establish outside oversight of Kentucky's troubled child-protective system, but a House committee revived it minutes later through a procedural maneuver. The Senate Health and Welfare
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Kelly, who retired as the Herald-Leader's publisher last year, on Friday was named the winner of the Lewis E. Owens award for community service during the Kentucky Press Association's annual convention in Lexington. The award is named after a former
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Family court judges told a legislative panel Thursday that opening juvenile courts to more public scrutiny will improve Kentucky's child-protection system. The judges who oversee abuse, neglect and other juvenile court proceedings told the House
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