By Angela Hatton

Murray, KY – The 104 Newscast on February 18, 2009. From WKMS News.

By Angela Hatton

Nashville, TN – Tennessee State Transportation Commissioner Jerry Nicely says the state wants to contract all of its federal stimulus money for road and bridge projects by June. But some state lawmakers raised concerns in a Senate Transportation Committee hearing Tuesday that their districts are not adequately represented among the projects that have been deemed ready to get under way. Democratic Senator Doug Jackson is calling for a more geographical balance to where the state spends $572 million in federal money.

By Todd Hatton

Murray, KY – The 806 Newscast on February 17, 2009. From WKMS News.

By Tracy Ross

Murray, KY – The 504 Newscast on February 17, 2009. From WKMS News.

By Cash/Garner

Murray, KY – The Afternoon Stock Report on February 17, 2009. From WKMS.

By Tracy Ross

Murray, KY – The 404 Newscast on February 17, 2009. From WKMS News.

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Murray, KY – Through My Source, public broadcasting supporters are able to tell their own unique and personal stories about how public broadcasting serves as a source for information, entertainment and empowerment.

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Murray, KY – Through My Source, public broadcasting supporters are able to tell their own unique and personal stories about how public broadcasting serves as a source for information, entertainment and empowerment.

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By Carrie Pond

Frankfort, KY – The White House has released details on the local impact of the nearly 800-billion dollar economic stimulus plan that President Obama signed Tuesday. The president's economic advisors say the stimulus package will create or preserve 48-thousand jobs in Kentucky over the next two years. Governor Beshear says there's nothing Kentucky needs more than that.