Kentucky receives $195.5 million in federal child care aid, for regulated child care programs
Over 2,000 licensed child care centers and family child care homes in Kentucky will potentially benefit from federal funding received…
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: Kentucky Anglers gearing up as March marks unofficial start of fishing season
Although fishing is year-round in Kentucky with no closed seasons, March 1, the beginning of the new license year, has…
Council on Postsecondary Education unveils $1.5 million plan to boost mental health on campuses
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) is tapping $1.5 million in federal relief funds to improve mental health services…
Northern Kentucky among first areas targeted for initial KentuckyWired network access
The more than 3,000 miles of high-speed, high-capacity fiber-optic cable extending through Kentucky’s 120 counties by KentuckyWired is nearly complete,…
New legislation would ban juvenile cases involving kids 12 and under from being brought before a judge
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Kentucky kids as young as five or six can legally end up in juvenile…
A quarter of Ky’s community health center visits are via telehealth; bill would codify temporary rules
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News A bill to codify telehealth provisions that were put into place during the pandemic…
Here comes the sun: Solar moves in, and a Kentucky farm community wonders about its future
By Liam Niemeyer Ohio Valley Resource The golden hue of the sunset shines across the sky and through the window…
U.S. Customs at Port of Louisville seizes counterfeit Rolex watches, if real valued at $15.18m
For the second time in the past seven days, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers assigned to the Port…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Grayson Lake’s rocky cliffs and waterfalls offer varied outdoor experience
This is the 14th article in an ongoing series about Kentucky’s major reservoirs. Grayson Lake is in Carter and Elliott…
Adams applauds legislation that would make some voting law changes from 2020 election permanent
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams is applauding legislation that would make permanent some of…
Trade wars slash Kentucky bourbon exports by 35%, exports to European Union plunge almost 50%
Tariffs imposed on U.S. spirits as a result of unrelated trade disputes slashed exports of Kentucky Bourbon by 35% in…
Registration now available for third Kentucky Local Food Systems Summit to be held virtually March 3
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s (KDA) Kentucky Proud brand is co-hosting the third annual Kentucky Local Food Systems Summit March…
Want to buy a bridge? State reminds public of availability of Perry County historic bridge
The March 1 deadline for accepting applications for relocation of the historic Kenmont Bridge in Perry County is near, so…
Kentucky Department of Agriculture to host virtual Community Supported Agriculture Fair Feb. 22-28
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s (KDA) Kentucky Proud brand is once again co-hosting the Virtual Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Fair…
New polling suggests Kentuckians support amendment to automatically restore voting rights
The League of Women Voters of Kentucky has released statewide polling results indicating Kentuckians support the automatic restoration of voting…
Art Lander’s Outdoors: Martin’s Fork Lake is Ky’s only reservoir with four species of black bass
This is the 13th article in an ongoing series about Kentucky’s major reservoirs. Martins Fork Lake is about 4 miles…
Special COVID-19 health insurance enrollment period begins; Kyians have until May 15 to choose a plan
Kentuckians have a new opportunity to enroll in health insurance for 2021 on HealthCare.gov, but only for a limited time….
Kentucky Book Festival subscription literary series offers bibliophiles a mailed-to-your-door experience
The Kentucky Book Festival on Monday announced a new literary subscription series called the Kentucky Book Festival Book Bundle, offering…
Winter storm underway — and more coming; state of emergency in effect; stay home if you can
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today State officials are urging Kentuckians to limit travel as much as possible due to the…
Pandemic, social justice the focus of Ky. Legislative Black Caucus 2021 Black History Celebration Feb. 16
The struggles and challenges that dominated news headlines over the past year now serve as the inspiration for this year’s…
Rep. Moser’s legislation aimed at addressing needs of people leaving prison moves to Senate
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Legislation aimed to address the needs of people leaving prison is advancing in the General…
Leadership Ky. accepting nominations for class of 2021; orientation planned for June at Boone Tavern
Leadership Kentucky is now accepting nominations and applications for the Leadership Kentucky Class of 2021. Leadership Kentucky connects a selected…