FEMA has provided more than $100m to victims of Kentucky’s three severe weather events
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) says survivors of Kentucky’s three 2025 severe weather events…
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KET announces to layoff 22 percent of staff after reduction in federal funding from CPB, PBS
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Educational Television (KET), the Lexington-based statewide public broadcasting network, has announced staff layoffs, due…
Kentucky horse owners urged to plan ahead, purchase early as weather stresses hay supply
By Jordan Stickler University of Kentucky Horse owners across Kentucky should start planning now for their winter hay needs as…
Hunting seasons set to open for over a dozen game species in KY; more bear, deer opportunities added
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Hunting seasons will be opening soon for more than a dozen game species, and the…
New automated speed enforcement devices are coming to work zones across Kentucky
By EmmaRose Atwood Building Kentucky Automated speed enforcement in state highway work zones will better protect motorists and construction crews…
World War II ended 80 years ago; Kentucky veteran reflects on serving in the deadliest conflict
By Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern The lean, bespectacled veteran from Kentucky sat silently in the early evening of Aug. 14…
KDFWR uges hunters to review regulations ahead of Kentucky’s archer deer season opening Saturday
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky’s archery deer season opens on Saturday and the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife…
Kentucky among states ordered to strip gender ideology from sex education materials
By Mark Maynard Kentucky Today Kentucky is one of 46 states and territories ordered to remove all references to gender…
Travelers can expect lower costs for last hurrah of summer over upcoming Labor Day weekend
Despite the summer temperatures, the unofficial end to summer is just around the corner. For some, Labor Day weekend means…
Kentucky State Police now accepting applications for next May’s Cadet Class 107
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky State Police announced on Tuesday it is taking applications for Cadet Class 107, scheduled…
121st Kentucky State Fair closes, having record participation and family fun for all
The 121st Kentucky State Fair has officially closed its barn doors on a successful event, bringing together all 120 counties…
Bluegrass Wildlife: The howl of restoration — the sweet sound of the endangered red wolf
By Howard Whiteman Murray State University As darkness settled in at the end of an evening event at the Land…
Kentucky FFA Foundation receives largest-ever gift from Bill Gatton Foundation — $11million
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The Kentucky FFA Foundation will receive an $11 million gift from Bill Gatton Foundation, the…
Prison vows: Sticking together for better or for worse over long distance and through steel bars
By R.G. Dunlop Special to NKyTribune They live more than 2,300 miles apart. Over the years they’ve visited in person…
Kentucky Farm Bureau’s 61st annual State Fair Ham Breakfast raises $10 million for Kentucky charities
Thursday’s 61st Annual Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) Country Ham Breakfast and Charity Auction at the Kentucky State Fair brought in…
KY Parole Board: Kentucky’s parole board functions are complicated, and little-known to public
Editor’s Note: Final of a four-part series on Kentucky’s Parole Board By R.G. Dunlop Special to NKyTribune Kentucky’s parole system…
Kentucky church urges members to remove books from public library, is it theft or civil disobedience?
By Jack Brammer Kentucky Lantern A local church is urging its members to permanently remove books from the Shelby County…
KY Parole Board: Cost of incarceration may outweigh risk certain inmates would pose if granted release
Editor’s Note: Third of a four-part series on Kentucky’s Parole Board By R.G. Dunlop Special to NKyTribune The financial cost…
Kentucky State Fair crowns largest watermelon and largest pumpkin winners — on display through August 24
The annual Largest Pumpkin and Watermelon Contest weigh-in took place last week in the West Hall at the Kentucky Exposition…
The Flooding: Time stopped in our little town — but we pulled together and learned important lessons
In this occasional series, published in partnership with NKyTribune and Kentucky Student Voice Team’s The New Edu, Eastern Kentucky students…
Nominations are open for The Kentucky Gazette’s ‘Notable Women in Kentucky Politics and Government’
Nominations are open for The Kentucky Gazette’s 2025 edition of “Notable Women in Kentucky Politics and Government.” This annual publication…
Stateline: Conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ people, long discredited, could make a comeback
By Anna Claire Vollers Stateline Week after week, a teenage Brandon Long sat through counseling sessions that he said framed…