Nature lovers will enjoy Kentucky Proud Evenings focus on Red River Gorge biodiversity on June 24
The Kentucky Proud Evenings series continues June 24, when Dan and Judy Dourson discuss the great diversity of both common and rare flora in the Greater Red River Basin.
The Fayette County office of the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service hosts the free monthly series, which celebrates...
Al Cross: More questions arise about governor’s race as Bevin continues to dig hole and Beshear advances
When America’s most unpopular governor limped through last month’s four-way Republican primary with 52 percent of the vote, losing 31 counties to an obscure legislator, some of us still thought –...
Ky. Supreme Court affirms decision striking down constitutional amendment known as Marsy’s Law
By Tom Latek
Kentucky Today
The Kentucky Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously affirmed a lower court opinion that invalidated the language of a Constitutional Amendment known as Marsy’s Law, which was...
Exhange of letters between Bevin, lawmakers fails to end stalemate over pension legislation
By Tom Latek
Kentucky Today
An exchange of letters this week between Gov. Matt Bevin and state lawmakers has failed to break the impasse in finding a solution to solving the pension problems of the state’s...
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UK short courses teach owners how to get most from woodlands, achieve particular management goals
By Carol Lea Spence University of Kentucky Woodland owners can find many benefits from attending one of three University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension... - More »
- BBB Trends: Put the bite on fake pet-sitting gigs -- be sure you know who you are dealing with
- Field and Main Bank to celebrate opening of first full-service banking center in Lexington Monday
- USDA, UK, Purdue partnering to provide technical assistance for long-term rural economic growth
- Keven Moore: Taking the fun out of everything -- but inflatables can be dangerous; be watchful
- Ag Commissioner Quarles wants farmers to be treated fairly, farmers want trade over aid
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PSC clears road for electric vehicle charging stations; removes potential obstacle of regulation
The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) ruled Friday that electric vehicle (EV) charging stations are not utilities and therefore should not be subject... - More »
- Secretary of State Grimes presents historic notary law updates to Kentucky lawyers
- Ryan Quarles elected president of Southern Association of State Departments of Agriculture
- Kentucky to unveil new digital platform to support transition-age youth in foster care
- PSC allows Jackson Energy to restructure rates; shift designed to stabilize, not increase, revenue
- Emergency rate increase granted to Southern Water; meter problems force move to flat rate in Floyd Co.
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Bluegrass Care Navigators offers new pediatric palliative care program called Bright Path
Bluegrass Care Navigators is offering a new service called Bright Path, a pediatric palliative care program serving central, northern and eastern Kentucky... - More »
- Farm Dinner Theater created by UK nurse to remind farmers of safe practices has unexpected benefits
- Improved health is community undertaking, according to six-year FHK initiative
- Commonwealth Fund's state scorecard finds deaths from suicide, alcohol, drugs, are regional epidemic
- Daily Yonder: Eula Hall's Mudd Creek Clinic: 40 years of helping the people of Floyd Co. with quality care
- AMA elects Louisville physician to preside over its policy-making body at annual meeting
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39th annual Children’s Charity Golf Classic set for June 21-22 at Griffin Gate Golf and Country Club
The 39th annual Children’s Charity Golf Classic will be June 21-22 at Griffin Gate Golf and Country Club, 1800 Newtown Pike, and Greenbrier Golf and... - More »
- Louisville Health Equity Fund announces $80,000 in grants to local minority-led nonprofit organizations
- Kentucky Rural-Urban Exchange awarded Art Works grant of $45,000, announces 2019 Learning Cohort
- PNC Foundation awards two-year grants to Fayette County Public Schools, Lexington Public Library
- American Cancer Society names Erica Kellem Beasley executive director for Kentucky
- God’s Pantry Food Bank offering summer meals to kids and teens at 32 locations in eight counties
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Kentucky Archaeological Survey joins WKU’s Department of Folk Studies and Anthropology
The award-winning Kentucky Archaeological Survey (KAS) joined Western Kentucky University’s Department of Folk Studies and Anthropology on June 1. For... - More »
- Kentucky Department of Education launches 'Stride, Don't Slide' summer reading initiative
- Kentucky Teacher: Russell Independent school's KRUSH program helps erase stigma of Incarceration
- Eastern Kentucky University banking students place second nationally in Bank Case Study Competition
- Has Rose wilted? Anniversary of landmark decision provides opportunity to reflect
- Rose at 30: The landmark Supreme Court decision that changed the course of Ky public education
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Former UK basketball star Derek Anderson among six to be inducted into Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame
Six individuals who have made outstanding contributions to sports – dating back nearly a century through recent times – have been selected as the 2019... - More »
- Nick Richards up to the challenge of becoming top post player in nation after opting to return to UK
- Former University of Kentucky basketball stars Hawkins, Willis part of TBT Bluegrass Boys Squad
- Latest twist in topsy-turvy NTRA Top 3-Year-Old Poll has Maximum Security back on top
- Tacitus, War of Will headline Saturday’s Belmont Stakes to conclude unusual Triple Crown season
- Wildcat's exhibition schedule to feature instate schools Georgetown College and Kentucky State
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Kentucky Lottery sales grow as fiscal year ends, total $1B Y-T-D, up 8 percent over previous year
At Friday’s meeting of the Kentucky Lottery Corporation’s board of directors, it was announced that sales continue to perform ahead of expectations... - More »
- Ky. Supreme Court affirms decision striking down constitutional amendment known as Marsy's Law
- Exhange of letters between Bevin, lawmakers fails to end stalemate over pension legislation
- Kentucky Air National Guard members return home after aiding in D-Day celebration in France
- Kentuckians see early-summer savings at the pump; average price for regular unleaded gas down a dime
- DV8 Kitchen SoulFull Enterprise Event will teach other Ky. businesses how to help those in recovery
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Nature lovers will enjoy Kentucky Proud Evenings focus on Red River Gorge biodiversity on June 24
The Kentucky Proud Evenings series continues June 24, when Dan and Judy Dourson discuss the great diversity of both common and rare flora in the Greater... - More »
- Art Lander's Outdoors: Common in rural Ky., the Barn Swallow is an acrobatic bird at home around humans
- Nomination meeting for 7th Wildlife District representative set for June 25 in Prestonsburg
- Ky. Fencing Schools help livestock producers build stronger boundaries, minimize management issues
- New park managers named at Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park, Mineral Mound State Park
- Advancing crime victims’ rights focus of AG's Office of Victims Advocacy conference
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Be part of a once-in-a-generation community project at Shillito Park Playground Sept. 18-22
Lexington Parks and Recreation will team up with the community and the original designers of Shillito Playground Sept. 18–22 to create a new space for... - More »
- 'Writers in the Park' is Saturday at Old Mulkey Meetinghouse State Historic Site in Tompkinsville
- WEKU partners with Red Barn Radio, becomes exclusive home of Lexington-based music show
- Kentucky by Heart: The wisdom found in the words and sayings of 'old-timers' can last a lifetime
- New Jesse Stuart junior book 'Bluetick Pig' is first published in 48 Years; available now
- Perryville’s Joni House honored by American Battlefield Trust for preservation work at historic site
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Al Cross: More questions arise about governor’s race as Bevin continues to dig hole and Beshear advances
When America’s most unpopular governor limped through last month’s four-way Republican primary with 52 percent of the vote, losing 31 counties to an... - More »
- Rich Storm: This Father’s Day, take time to remember those dads who lost their lives in the line of duty
- Bill Straub: Questions surrounding Sec. Chao not surprising, considering the company she keeps
- Mitch McConnell: Elected officials must work with parents to protect our youth from nicotine addiction
- Constance Alexander: Asking the right questions prepares students for careers that don’t yet exist
- Kim Moser: We must attack growing meth crisis in our communities from every possible angle
