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Gov. Andy Beshear honored the service of 1st Lt. Joe A. De Jarnette—a U.S. Army Air Force pilot from northern Kentucky killed in action during World War II—whose remains were identified and will be interred in Erlanger next month. Flags will be lowered to half-staff on the day of his burial.

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The state capitol lawn now features 3,000 pinwheels to mark Child Abuse Prevention Month after Governor Beshear signed a proclamation early—each pin represents 17 children born last year. Executive director Jill Seyfred said a new committee will visit all 120 counties in 120 days to expand access to vital resources.

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Kentucky football landed 4-star offensive lineman Jarvis Strickland from Paducah Tilghman when he committed to join the Wildcats over Michigan, Ole Miss, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Louisville. His official visit is scheduled for the weekend of May 30 (Strickland is ranked 17th best, stands 6-foot-6, and weighs 294 pounds).

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