We recognize the need to upgrade our 911 centers. It's critical that our first responders have that information at hand as they're responding to the scene of an event.

When we learn something anonymously, we push very hard to bolster our reporting with on-the-record information and documents. But often the first alert of something going wrong comes from a nervous insider who wants to expose something amiss but can't afford to risk his or her job.

We regard this as information that Intel behaved deceptively.

There is a great deal of money that comes through charitable gaming, and we certainly have concerns about that.

Kentucky may not be on the top of the international terror hit list, but grants like this make people safer on a day-to-day basis.

It's not going to change because the two series are so similar.