Kentucky-inspired independent film ‘The Mountain Minor’ to begin airing on KET this week
During the Great Depression, many Appalachian natives migrated to other parts of the country, desperate to find work. In the…
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Al Cross: On Memorial Day, we will get to see a story that was almost never told
Fifty-one years ago last month, my Clinton County High School classmate Paul Conner and I got on a bus in…
Kentucky soldier’s heroism, 20-year campaign for Medal of Honor, subjects of KET documentary May 25
As Americans honor patriotic sacrifice on Memorial Day, KET will premiere the story of a Kentucky soldier who repeatedly put…
Kentucky Tonight announces candidate programs for 2020 primary election; shows air May 27, June 1
KET continues its in-depth political coverage with Kentucky Tonight programs featuring candidates in the 2020 primary election races. Hosted by…
KET provides free learning-at-home toolkit for families, educators in response to COVID-19 outbreak
In response to the urgent need for at-home learning resources while Kentucky schools are closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak,…
KET to air ‘Undiagnosed: The Diabetes Epidemic’ and panel discussion about the disease Feb 24
Nearly half of Kentucky adults have diabetes or pre-diabetes — and many of them don’t know they have it. To…
Sen. John Schickel: A legislative update to keep you informed about what’s happening in the legislature
I was honored to sponsor the second piece of legislation passed out of the Kentucky State Senate this year. Senate…
Senior health: Kentucky’s aging population is among nation’s least healthy — here’s what to do
Kentucky Health News As life expectancy for both men and women keeps rising, it’s important to adopt a handful of…
KET putting state’s signature bluegrass music into national spotlight via documentary on PBS
One of Kentucky’s most popular exports — bluegrass music — will get the star treatment later this month. That’s when…
O. Leonard Press, who left lasting legacy across Kentucky as founder of KET, has died at 97
O. Leonard Press, who sought to improve access to education for Kentuckians throughout the Commonwealth through the medium of television…
KET to host ‘Early Learning’ forum, child’s school success; NKY’s Mike Hammons participating
Research has shown that a child’s brain develops more from birth to age five than at any other time in…
Woodsongs host, folksinger Michael Johnathon, releases ‘Dazed & Confuzed,’ to perform in Norwood
Michael Johnathon is heading north, to celebrate the release of his new album “Dazed & Confuzed” (PoetMan Records). The Kentucky-based…
‘Lineillism’ creator, late Kentucky painter Jim Hall, honored by state House; exhibits, sales scheduled
By Ryan Johnson Special to NKyTribune Lawmakers in Frankfort gave a standing ovation during their session Wednesday, honoring a late…
KET to air NKU student-narrated documentary on racial categories creation, based on Ferrante’s work
By Vicki Prichard NKyTribune reporter Kentucky Educational Television (KET) will air an original documentary created by a Northern Kentucky professor…
State Department of Revenue to begin accepting both electronic and paper tax returns Jan. 28
As tax season is once again upon us, the Kentucky Department of Revenue (DOR) is finalizing its processes and procedures,…
KET to accept entries for 2019 Young Writers Contest Jan. 2-April 15; open to K-12 students
Students in kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to submit stories and poems for the 2019 KET Young Writers Contest….
KET’s Martinis & Mistletoe event honors Nick and Nina Clooney at Devou’s Drees Pavilion on Dec. 4
Still time to get tickets . . . KET invites guests to ring in the holiday season – while supporting…
Supreme Court to hear oral arguments in employee pension case at 10 a.m. Thurs.; here’s how to watch
There will be several ways for the public to view oral arguments when the Supreme Court of Kentucky hears the…
KET to offer forum, ‘Disrupting the Opioid Epidemic;’ includes segment on Alexandria’s ‘angel’ program
Despite increasing state and federal attention to the problem of opioid addiction, deaths from overdoses continue to rise. In KET’s…
Constance Alexander: ‘All the King’s Men’ sparks conversations about politics, power, and corruption
Six hundred-sixty-one. That’s a passel of pages to read. Just figuring out how long it takes to reach the end…
Special KET feature ‘Kentucky’s Secret Gardens’ airs tonight, next Monday, features two Newport gardens
Rustic garden rooms, colorful planters, elaborate ponds, Japanese-inspired archways, whimsical beds of wildflowers – all are highlighted as part of…
Villa Hills high school student again receives PBS Emperor Science Award; called a ‘rising star’
William “Will” Broomhead of Villa Hills, a student at Dixie Heights High School and the Kenton County Academies of Innovation…