As Cameron left, his office agreed to pay nearly $100k settlement to settle open records lawsuit
By Deborah Yetter The Kentucky Lantern Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office agreed to pay $99,750 to settle a…
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: Some of Kentucky’s best sauger fishing of the year starts in February
The thermometer might say no, but the calendar says yes. February is the start of some of the best fishing…
Kentucky man sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to role in Capitol riots
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today A Kentucky man has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison following by three…
Experts say Kentucky drinking water and wetlands at risk due to recent rollbacks in federal protections
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Kentucky has rapidly lost its wetlands over the past few decades, and advocates say…
Legislative briefs: Kenton County representatives take on new assignments; Sen. Schickel honored
Kimberly Moser Rep. Kimberly Poore Moser of Taylor Mill will serve as a member of the House Standing Committee on…
When school’s out, Cincinnati Museum Center offers variety of camps for kids, including several sessions at NKU
When school is out, camps are in. It doesn’t look like it outside, but summer is fast approaching and a…
Bluegrass Wildlife: Karlee Peeler participates in pageants to educate people about the environment
By Howard Whiteman Murray State University There is a lot of gloom and doom in this world, but there are…
KY Senate Transportation Chair Jimmy Higdon addresses ongoing issues with KAVIS updates
Senate Transportation Committee Chair Jimmy Higdon, R-Lebanon, on Friday addressed the Kentucky state Senate chamber regarding the ongoing challenges faced…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: The American coot is an infrequent visitor to lakes in Central Kentucky
This migratory waterbird is an infrequent visitor to lakes in central Kentucky during the winter months. Commonly mistaken for a…
Kentucky’s Appalachian teachers say ‘intense’ challenges lie ahead for education in the region
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Educators in Appalachian Kentucky said significant school disruption and remote learning during the COVID…
Former Kentucky EWD Cabinet Secretary Derrick Ramsey to lead strategic partnerships at KCTCS
Derrick K. Ramsey, former secretary of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet and the state’s Labor Cabinet, has joined…
Secretary of State Michael Adams calls early voting ‘critical’ due to large numbers expected in November
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams said early voting is “critical” because of the large…
Kentucky Youth Advocates sponsoring Children’s Advocacy Week, in-person and virtual events
Hundreds of advocates from counties across Kentucky will gather this week in person and virtually to rally on behalf of…
Sec. of State Michael Adams reports increase in voter registration; Republicans lead in number of voters
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that voter registration continued to increase in the last month of the year, with…
KDFWR encouraging extra precautions after avian influenza detected in Western Kentucky waterfowl
The presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has been confirmed in samples taken from two snow geese at Sloughs…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: 2023 KY deer season harvest drops 2.56 percent; chronic wasting disease detected
The old saying “what goes up must come down” is certainly applicable to Kentucky’s white-tailed deer season harvest. During the…
Beshear’s recommended highway plan ’24 is action guide to priorities, features 1,300 projects
Gov. Andy Beshear delivered a 2024 Recommended Highway Plan featuring more than 1,300 projects to build a better Kentucky by…
Kentuckians can now access free self-help legal resouces at Kentucky Court of Justice website
The Kentucky Judicial Branch has announced a new Legal Self-Help Portal, a dedicated section of the state court system’s website…
Bluegrass Wildlife: Follow your heart, both when hunting in the field and in your everyday life
By Howard Whiteman Murray State University The buck slipped in like they always do during the early archery season. One…
Interact for Health Rural Investment Strategy to offer $1 million in grant funding to region’s rural counties
Interact for Health on Tuesday launched a Rural Investment Strategy, an investment in building community-driven change through funding and collaboration…
Keeneland January sale concludes with healthy results; three horses sold for $1 million or more
Keeneland’s January Horses of All Ages Sale ended Thursday after four days of solid results that indicated the continued demand…
High winds, cold temps pose travel concerns across the state into early next week; be alert, slow down
Kentuckians are advised to drive with caution as forecasted high winds could pose travel hazards. Rain, possible snow, and an…