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Friday

Louisville Police Officer Files Lawsuit Against Breonna Taylor's Boyfriend

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Thursday

Louisville Police Release Internal Report Into Breonna Taylor Shooting

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Thursday

What's Next For Police Officers Involved In Breonna Taylor's Death?

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Tuesday

Lisa Hobbs holds a picture of her husband, Gene "Pius" Hobbs. Hobbs was raking gravel with the Meade County public works crew when a dump truck backed over and killed him. Michelle Hanks/Louisville Public Media hide caption

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Feds Find Kentucky Fails To Meet Standards For Worker Safety

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Friday

The Little Sandy Correctional Complex, located on former farmland outside Sandy Hook, Ky., on Dec. 1, 2005. Four correctional officers sued their supervisor and the Kentucky of Department of Corrections in 2014, alleging the supervisor repeatedly sexually harassed and assaulted them and other women for years. Roger Alford/AP hide caption

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In Kentucky, A 'Culture Of Indifference' To Sexual Harassment In Prisons

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Saturday

Monday

In Charlottesville Suspect's Hometown, People Respond To Deadly Attack

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Friday

Eric Conn, Kentucky's Biggest Con Man

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Monday

Susan Gallagher, chief naturalist at the Carbon County Environmental Education Center in Pennsylvania, examines the eagle that died from lead poisoning. Kevin Spotts hide caption

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Lead Ammunition Poisons Wildlife But Too Expensive To Change, Hunters Say

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Monday

Devoted Volunteers Keep History Of Pennsylvania Rail Company On Track

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Tuesday

Ronny Marty, who's from the Dominican Republic, came to the U.S. with the promise of a job. He ended up living in a tiny apartment with three men, with most of his earnings going back to his employer. Ben de la Cruz/NPR hide caption

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Thursday

The Keystone Sanitary Landfill outside Scranton, Pa., is pushing to expand its permit for another 50 years. Local activists concerned about the environmental impact are pushing back. Jessica Kourkounis/Keystone Crossroads hide caption

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Trash Backlash: The Battle For The Future Of 2 Pennsylvania Towns

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Wednesday

A groups visits Sazon Latino, a restaurant in downtown Hazleton, during the town's September First Friday event, when businesses and restaurants stay open late. That month, the event included a restaurant tour featuring many Dominican restaurants and Mexican bodegas. Chris Adval/Chris Adval Productions hide caption

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The Immigrants It Once Shut Out Bring New Life To Pennsylvania Town

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Wednesday

Friday

Kansas Becomes First State To Ban Second Trimester Abortion Procedure

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Sunday

A dozen families gather in Dover, Del., for a house church meeting. Everyone brings something, either a dish for the potluck dinner or a conversation topic for the informal worship service. Eleanor Klibanoff hide caption

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House Churches Swap Steeples For Sofas, And Say They've Never Been Closer

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Saturday

The UASK app helps sexually assaulted college students in D.C. access a range of services, from rides to the hospital to phone numbers for counselors. The information is personalized to their school. Another version of the app, ASK, provides the same resources to non-students. Emily Jan/NPR hide caption

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App Links Sex Assault Survivors To Help, But Who Downloads It?

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Friday

A Battle To Wash Away A Fountain's Controversial Namesake

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Thursday

The Carrolls, who once raised cattle, decided three decades ago to raise Christmas trees instead. The trees take seven to 12 years to mature. Courtesy of Claybrooke Farm hide caption

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Christmas Tree Farmers Invest Long-Term In The Holiday Spirit

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Friday

Thousands gathered on the National Mall last week to protest the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown. Some law students say their involvement in the protests means their exams should be postponed. Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Troubled By Grand Jury Verdicts, Students Request More Time For Exams

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Tuesday

Dr. Mohammed Arif helps treat a wounded patient at a field hospital in Kobani, Syria. Most of the clinics in this besieged Syrian border town are now in ruins. Only one still stands, its location kept secret lest it be targeted. Jake Simkin/AP hide caption

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Saturday

So bad it's ... good? Consumer appetite for ugly Christmas sweaters — the tackier, the better — has had an impact on how retailers stock for the season. TheUglySweaterShop.com/Flickr hide caption

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It's Ugly Christmas Sweater Season — Share Your Best (Bad) Attire

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Saturday