Supreme Court: Right to Work narrowly upheld; medical review panels unanimously ‘unconstitutional’
In two decisions announced this week, the Kentucky Supreme Court was sharply divided in unholding the Right to Work legislation passed by the 2017 General Assembly and was unanimous in its decision that medical review panels are unconstitutional.
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Seniors set tone for Wildcats in 34-23 win over Middle Tennessee; Kentucky faces Louisville Saturday
By Keith Taylor
Kentucky Today
Kentucky honored its 16 seniors prior to its home finale and one of them — Mike Edwards — made sure the Wildcats took care of business against Middle Tennessee State...
Tree Farmer of the Year Clifton Taylor shows off well-managed woodlands with instructional tours
By Carol Lea Spence
University of Kentucky
Clifton Taylor and his wife, Barbara Ellis Taylor, started acquiring tracts of Casey County woodlands in 1959. Today, the family owns about 1,200 well-managed...
Chef John Foster: Holidays are coming, holidays are coming! No one’s really ready, so keep it simple
The holidays are coming fast and furious for the next month and a half, and I’m not ready. I like that I’m not ready because it adds an element of suspense to the next few weeks, but it does wreak...
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Unemployment rate unchanged for October; holding at 4.5% according to state Center for Statistics
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary October unemployment rate was 4.5 percent, according to the Kentucky Center for... - More »
- National-model partnership means KY's universities can increase commercialization of innovations
- KG&E, Kentucky Utilities join Utilities United Against Scams to remind consumers to scammers' tactics
- Keven Moore: Let's talk turkey -- and the hazards of the Thanksgiving Holiday season
- Cal Turner Jr. will discuss 'My Father's Business,' Dollar General, at Commerce Lex's Spotlight event
- Kentucky Lottery has most successful sales month in its history; means $34.4m net income in the month
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No changes in six state House races recanvass, all to be sent for certification; Marsy’s Law awaits hearing
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – No changes came from the recanvassing of six state House races and one for commonwealth’s... - More »
- U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao unveils initiative to increase rural infrastructure
- Gov. Bevin recognizes sacrifice of Kentucky soldier who died in Korean War, remains recently returned
- Gov. Bevin honors first responders who rescued a Madison County girl, 3, lost for 15 hours
- Democrat Rocky Adkins files paperwork to run for governor; announcement today in Morehead
- LFCUG hosting a Paper Shred Saturday; bring up to five boxes or bags of papers for Shred-it
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Healthy Headlines: Know warning signs for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) as winter approaches
As the weather turns colder and the daylight hours grow shorter, it’s important to keep an eye out for a mood disorder that affects nearly three million... - More »
- DPH offers tips to stay safe this season from carbon monoxide, hypothermia, foodborne illness
- Eli Capilouto: Kentucky can stem the tide of opioid abuse and addiction -- and UK will help
- Big Blue Crush update: Kentucky still trails Tennessee by 296 -- with just two days to go
- 31st Annual Big Blue Crush: Tennessee leads after two days of the blood drive battle
- Thursday is National Rural Health Day, a time to recognize the unique health care needs of rural communities
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George and CJ Nichols named 2018 Western Kentucky University Philanthropists of the Year
George and CJ Nichols have been named the 2018 Western Kentucky University Philanthropists of the Year. “We are honored and humbled to be recognized... - More »
- Blue Grass Community Foundation awards $100,000 to 15 nonprofits focusing on literacy, early childhood
- Kentucky Book Fair: History and politics book selections offer rich choices at Saturday's event,
- Coming this Saturday -- a chance to take one of Lexington's Book Benches home from the auction
- Popular North Pole Resident flying in on non-traditional turbine helicopter for pre-Christmas visit at Aviation Museum
- Dr. Hugh and Debby Wilhite establish scholarship at WKU to benefit students in healthcare disciplines
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Applications now open for next summer’s Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs to be held at NKU
The next session of the Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs (GSE) will take place June 23 through July 13, 2019 at Northern Kentucky University. Students... - More »
- CPE launches employability initiative to prepare graduates for workplace success
- Prichard Committee's 'Top 20 by 2020' report identifies decline in state education improvements
- Minority students at Woodson Academy and Locust Trace AgriScience Center find their ag niche
- Voices from the Classroom: NKY educators read same book, collaborate on a masterpiece
- Two dozen Valvoline volunteers work their magic at Breckinridge Elementary for 'JA in a Day'
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Seniors set tone for Wildcats in 34-23 win over Middle Tennessee; Kentucky faces Louisville Saturday
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Kentucky honored its 16 seniors prior to its home finale and one of them — Mike Edwards — made sure the Wildcats took... - More »
- Keeneland ends November Breeding Stock Sale, 12 days of robust trade with top sale of $4.2 million
- Washington scores breakout game in Cats' rout against North Dakota at Rupp, 96-51
- Calipari steps back, uses 'old-school' approach to move Cats forward; North Dakota game tonight
- Sports fans will find plenty to like at Kentucky Book Fair -- basketball legends and sports journalists
- Stoops takes responsibility for loss to Vols as Cats prep for final home game: 'We need to do better'
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Supreme Court: Right to Work narrowly upheld; medical review panels unanimously ‘unconstitutional’
In two decisions announced this week, the Kentucky Supreme Court was sharply divided in unholding the Right to Work legislation passed by the 2017 General... - More »
- Kentucky ends strong but falls to Vols in the 31st annual Big Blue Crush -- 3,057 to 2,739
- Louisville Kroger shooting suspect indicted on federal hate crimes and firearm offenses
- Today is the Great American Smokeout -- time to do the single best thing for your health: Quit smoking
- NewsMatch: Please join in building reader support for KyForward.com -- get your contribution doubled
- Secretary of State says re-canvasses requested for seven races across state; to be done Thursday
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Tree Farmer of the Year Clifton Taylor shows off well-managed woodlands with instructional tours
By Carol Lea Spence University of Kentucky Clifton Taylor and his wife, Barbara Ellis Taylor, started acquiring tracts of Casey County woodlands in 1959.... - More »
- Art Lander's Outdoors: A regional migrant, the American black duck is prized by Kentucky hunters
- Governor, widow unveil Medal of Honor plaque at state Capitol including First Lt. Garlin Murl Conner
- Wendell Berry, NEH's Jon Parrish Peede to speak at Kentucky Book Fair at noon on Saturday
- Conservation officers assist Lee County Sheriff in vehicle pursuit involving gunfire; suspect arrested
- National Adoption Month: Focus is on adoption of the 9,800 KY children who need permanent, loving homes
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Go green — recycle used cooking oil FREE at Gobble Grease Toss on Friday; please don’t pour it out
Go green on Black Friday. Recycle your used cooking oil for free at the Gobble Grease Toss on Friday, Nov. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Redwood Cooperative... - More »
- NFPA: Enjoy the holiday, but please be careful of home cooking fires on Thanksgiving
- Chef John Foster: Holidays are coming, holidays are coming! No one's really ready, so keep it simple
- Beth Underwood: Sometimes, somebody has to take charge, but do I have to do everything...
- Maine husband's long shot play on Kentucky Oaks Day pays off with kidney donation for his wife
- Ice Rink downtown at Triangle Park now open; enjoy winter wonderland, check hours of operation here
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Melissa Martin: Five things to say to yourself everyday; simple morning ritual can change your life
I am alive, I will choose my attitude for the day, I will be kind to myself, I will be kind to others, and I will not take anything personally. The goal... - More »
- Derrick Ramsey: Enhancing Kentucky's workforce through apprenticeship; get Work Ready Skills
- John Schaaf: Legislative Ethics law -- related to lobbyists -- being defended in federal court
- Bill Straub: A new word to enhance your vocabularly; to describe 'beyond shameful,' try 'mitchful'
- Constance Alexander: Music at the heart of Norton Cancer Center therapy helping patients find joy
- Mike Farrell: To truly honor veterans, we must change -- and all be good soldiers for better government
