Kentucky Fen-Phen Trial May Have Been Hung due to Pretrial Publicity, Attorney Says (Law.com)
An attorney for Shirley A. Cunningham Jr., one of three lawyers who were on trial in Kentucky on criminal charges that they allegedly bilked clients out of $65 million received in a fen-phen class action settlement, said his client's case may have ended in a hung jury because of pretrial publicity. The jury foreman for the trial told local newspapers that two of 12 jurors held out against an ...

Electric car company looks to build a manufacturing plant in Kentucky (WHAS TV11 Louisville)
(WHAS11) - A company that makes electric cars will build a new plant in Kentucky if, and only if, state law is changed to allow their three wheeled vehicles on the road.

Caspian Snags 50% Interest in Kentucky's Black Gold (Rigzone)
Caspian Holdings has progressed its expansion in the United States with the acquisition of a 50% interest in Black Gold of Kentucky Inc. Caspian will be issued shares in Black Gold for a cash payment of $400,000. Following this purchase of shares, Caspian will hold 50% of the issued share capital of Black Gold.

Kentucky State Police goes 'retro' (FOX 19 Cincinnati)
FRANKFORT, KY -- To officially kickoff the Kentucky State Police 60th Anniversary activities, KSP Commissioner Rodney Brewer has unveiled 17 limited-edition, "retro look" cruisers at KSP headquarters in Frankfort.

US Playing Card Heads To Northern Kentucky (The Kentucky Post)
The United States Playing Card Co. is leaving Norwood after more than a century and moving its headquarters to Northern Kentucky. The company will relocate to a 570,000 square-foot facility on 40 acres in Boone County in early 2009, according to company statement issued Tuesday.