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May 2007 ArchivesThe headline in the Washington Post should send shivers down the spine of every American: "REPORT CONFIRMS TERROR DRY RUN" A Homeland Security report just released confims that when 13 Middle Eastern men were detained after Northwest Flight 327 back in 2004, it was much more than just a few "paranoid" passengers overreacting. You may remember after the men were arrested, they even held a news conference to claim they w... I am a humble man this morning. Short of adding another NCAA Championship banner to the roof at Rupp Arena, there are few things a Kentucky Wildcats fan enjoys more than praise from the most famous Wildcats fan, Ashley Judd!
In the last entry I talked about answers to bringing down the prices we pay for gasoline.
I talk about my dogs from time to time on the air, therefore I mention Murphy Lee quite often. He is named after a famous St. Louisan.
There's a reason I'm not a sports reporter. I'm such a big fan of University of Kentucky basketball, I'd have to recuse myself every time they were in the news! While I'm just thrilled with the signing of Patrick Patterson this week, I'm disturbed that my fellow journalists in the major sports media don't seem to noti...
If you haven't seen this story, what a sad one for these parents. 4-year old Madeleine McCann disappeared 14 days ago from a resort in Portugal. Parts of the story beg lots of questions, because the girl's parents left her and her 2-year-old twin brother and sister ... I thought I would give you a peep at what assignments can be like as a reporter. Yesterday, I went up in Sky Zoom 4 to report on the water levels.
Do you remember in high school or college when that chant would start during a big football game? Your team is protecting the lead, the other team is driving down the field, and time is running out. Defense is everything. With full credit to Congressman John Shimkus, that's exactly how I felt today when those terr...
According to the AP: "Josh Hancock's blood-alcohol level was point-157, nearly twice the legal driving limit." Watch News 4 coverage I got to interview Andrew Shue today. You know, Billy from Melrose Place. He and actress Carly Schroeder are in town promoting their movie "Gracie." It's about a girl in the 1970's who tries to make an all boys soccer team. It's based on real life events from Andrew and his sister Elizabeth Shue's past.
I just want to say how nice it is to see so many caring people. I emceed two wonderful events this weekend. The March of Dimes walk and Food Outreach's A Tasteful Affair.
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