Kentucky Chamber of Commerce to hold inaugural event celebrating women leading the Commonwealth
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is holding an event in July to recognize and celebrate diverse and successful women across…
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Kentucky Citizen Foster Care holding public virtual town halls; NKY meeting to be June 18
The Administrative Office of the Courts is inviting the public to virtual town hall meetings June 9-18 to discuss improving…
Kentucky Attorney files papers urging U.S. Supreme Court to stop EPA effort to shutter coal industry
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Attorney General Daniel Cameron filed papers before the United States Supreme Court urging the justices…
Kentucky correctional facilities reopening to in-person visitation; dates and times available online
The Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet on Friday announced that visitation dates and times for the facilities operated by…
Test drive a fishing license on Kentucky waterways during state’s free fishing weekend June 5-6
Try your hand at fishing in Kentucky at no charge June 5-6 during free fishing weekend. With summer nearly here,…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Kentucky’s extinct and extirpated birds may be long gone, but not forgotten
More than 350 species of birds have been documented in Kentucky. This includes native and non-native species, the 150 species…
Rep. Joe Fischer proposes legislation to ban the teaching of ‘critical race theory’ in Kentucky schools
Kentucky Today Kentucky families concerned about a national trend towards the teaching of critical race theory in classrooms can now…
Less than three months remain for eligible Kyians to apply for reduced-cost health insurance coverage
Gov. Andy Beshear reminded Kentuckians to take advantage of reduced-cost health care coverage made available under the American Rescue Plan…
Proposed increases for stamps — to 58 cents — and newspapers (about 9 %) will badly impact rural areas
The Rural Blog The U.S. Postal Service, a lifeline for rural papers and their audiences, is raising newspaper rates nearly…
Legislative Research Commission offers many ways to stay engaged in action at the State Capitol
No matter what part of Kentucky you’re in, you’ll have ways to stay engaged in action at the State Capitol…
Climate change and popularity of alternative meat leave Kentucky’s cattle farmers at crossroads
By Liam Niemeyer Ohio Valley ReSource Many people might think of Blake Munger as a cattle farmer as he walks…
KDFWR reminding Kyians to avoid contact with young wildlife as they venture outdoors
As more people venture outdoors with the onset of warmer weather, encounters with newborn animals are likely to occur. Though…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Late spring, summer is prime time for bow fishing on Kentucky’s lakes and rivers
Shooting fish with bows and arrows is most popular in late spring and summer after water conditions stabilize, and surface…
New Kentucky Bourbon Trail Passport and Field Guide offers vistors the ultimate bourbon experience
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail tour is celebrating its 22nd birthday with a new Bourbon Trail Passport and Field Guide to…
A year into the COVID-19 pandemic, cattle markets have stabilized and the future appears promising
By Aimee Nielson University of Kentucky A year ago, cattle markets were swinging up and down amid the early months…
Big South Fork grows by 500 acres through Nature Conservancy, National Park Service partnership
The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area has grown by nearly 500 acres thanks to a new partnership…
UK’s President Capilouto names College of Medicine Dean Bob DiPaola acting provost, effective July 1
University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto has selected College of Medicine Dean Bob DiPaola to serve as acting provost. DiPaola…
Law enforcement agencies across state joining annual Click it or Ticket safety campaign
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today With the Memorial Day holiday weekend approaching, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s Office of Highway Safety…
Council on Postsecondary Education report shows massive income gaps along racial and ethnic lines
Despite growing diversity in Kentucky’s workforce, Black and Asian employees still face massive income disparities when compared to white peers,…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: State record fish lists, angler awards programs recognize noteworthy catches
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) recognizes noteworthy catches of fish taken from the state’s farm ponds,…
Appalachia’s mine cleanup grows more dangerous, and expensive, but little money remains for cleanup
By Anya Slepyan The Daily Yonder Appalachia has an abandoned mine land (AML) problem, and it’s much bigger and costlier…
Jamie Vaught: Ky. Mountain Laurel Festival queen prepares to hand over crown after extended reign
It appears that Lauren Bohl is the longest-serving queen of the prestigious Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival since World War II….