Attorney General Andy Beshear moving forward with lawsuit against three insulin makers over pricing
By Tom Latek
Kentucky Today
Attorney General Andy Beshear says his office is moving forward with a lawsuit against three insulin makers over skyrocketing prices and an investigation into pharmacy benefit managers who have allegedly overcharged Kentuckians, local pharmacies and the state for prescription...
Wide-ranging class of six to be inducted into Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame Thursday
The Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame on Thursday will induct six individuals into its hallowed ranks and bestow its Parker Beam Lifetime Achievement Award on a beloved icon who patiently resurrected one of...
Pew Trusts: Many first-time growers still don’t have buyers, but keep dreaming big with risky hemp crops
By April Simpson and Sophie Quinton
Pew Charitable Trusts
Standing between two rows of thigh-high hemp crops close to the Tennessee-Kentucky border, the retired owner of a New Hampshire convenience store...
Adult obesity reaches all-time high of 36.6% in Ky.; Docter calls on insurance to cover obesity prevention
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Kentucky adults just keep getting larger, reaching an all-time high for the number of obese adults in the state, ranking it fifth in the nation.
“As a society,...
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LG&E and KU push for being prepared, not scared; National Preparedness Month a reminder
Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company are urging the public to use National Preparedness Month (September) as a reminder to... - More »
- Pew Trusts: Many first-time growers still don't have buyers, but keep dreaming big with risky hemp crops
- BBB Trends: The (cyber)truth is out there, and we should care. Are you tuned out to dangers that lurk?
- International magazine honors LG&E and KU in elite group for economic development, job creation
- AAA: True cost of annual vehicle ownership rises to $9,282; spike in finance costs drives increase
- American Pharoah filly brings $8.2 million during Keeneland third and final book one session Wednesday
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Bevin launches ‘Hope and Help’ initiative to combat substance use disorder, provide vital resources
Gov. Matt Bevin has announced a new statewide public awareness effort to continue the Commonwealth’s historic momentum in combating the opioid epidemic. The... - More »
- Citizen Foster Care Review Boards in 22 Kentucky counties seeking volunteers to review cases
- State's annual worker's compensation filing rate shows overall decrease for 14th consecutive year
- September is quota hunt application month in Kentucky; options include deer, waterfowl, pheasant
- Bevin, KSP announce statewide victims assistance program; trained advocates to provide support
- Ryan Quarles elected vice president of National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
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Lexington-Fayette County Health Department offering free flu shots to community Oct. 10 at Fayette Mall
The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department is once again giving you the chance to fight the flu for free. The department’s annual free flu shot event... - More »
- Adult obesity reaches all-time high of 36.6% in Ky.; Docter calls on insurance to cover obesity prevention
- A special type of ovarian cancer screening, free at six Ky. sites, can reverse the odds of the deadly disease
- Breaking a ten-year streak, the number of uninsured Americans increased by nearly two million in 2018
- Healthy Headlines: To improve your long-term health, how many steps a day do you really need?
- Dr. Susan Smyth: Here are healthy hints on grocery shopping; read the labels, note portions, go low-fat
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2019 Design Slam benefitting Lexington Habitat for Humanity set for October 4 at Rock House Brewing
The Design Slam, a live design competition between members of Lexington’s architectural community, has been scheduled for 5:30 to 7:30 pm, October 4th... - More »
- Brent and Jan Yonts scholarship to assist Muhlenberg County students attend Murray State
- Thoroughbred Charities of America announces grants of $475,000 awarded to 64 organizations
- Hope Gala honors Louisville’s Cure Champions on Sept. 21; event benefits American Cancer Society
- Louisville-based Dogs Helping Heroes accepting application for emotional support, service dogs
- Susan G. Komen Kentucky serves up second annual Confections for the Cure fundraising initiative
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Murray State Department of Music will host 13th Fall Fanfare concert Sept. 21 in Lovett Auditorium
The Murray State University Department of Music will host the 13th annual Fall Fanfare concert on Sept. 21 at 2 p.m. in Lovett Auditorium. The annual event... - More »
- Campbellsville ranked in top 100 best regional universities in 'U.S. News & World Report’s' ratings
- Governors Bevin, Haslam to be featured presenters at CPE's Sept. 17 symposium in Louisville
- Centre College welcomes 370 students, the most diverse freshman class in the history of the campus
- UK has record number of first-year students; greater diversity, higher quality, more preparedness
- Brent and Jan Yonts scholarship to assist Muhlenberg County students attend Murray State
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Mississippi State coach Joe Moorhead says Wildcats, Bulldogs not desperate, but both need a win
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Mississippi State coach Joe Moorhead thinks Kentucky isn’t the same team without Terry Wilson but he was impressed with... - More »
- Kentucky moves past disappointing loss to Gators, set sights on Saturday's matchup with Bulldogs
- Mark Maynard: Make room for yet another chapter in Kentucky football's book of heartbreak
- Kentucky falters down the stretch, can't hold lead in tough loss to ninth-ranked Florida Gators
- Kentucky's annual NBA Pro Day to be televised on SEC Network; Sestina, Roper in Leadership Council
- UK's Sawyer Smith 'good to go' ahead of Saturday's debut as starting quarterback against Florida
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Attorney General Andy Beshear moving forward with lawsuit against three insulin makers over pricing
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Attorney General Andy Beshear says his office is moving forward with a lawsuit against three insulin makers over skyrocketing... - More »
- Vietnam Veterans invited to belated "welcome home" Thursday at Fort Campbell Army Base
- Kentucky's growing hemp industry to get new storage, testing facility in Cynthiana later this year
- Kentucky National Guardsman Sgt. Daniel Keller receives Air Force Cross for valor in Afghanistan
- Rural Blog: Kentucky small business Tree of the Field wins first Startup Appalachia Pitch Competition
- Attorney general's office issues alert after rash of mail scams costs Kentucky seniors $85,000
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Wide-ranging class of six to be inducted into Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame Thursday
The Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame on Thursday will induct six individuals into its hallowed ranks and bestow its Parker Beam Lifetime Achievement Award... - More »
- UK College of Ag celebrates renovation of historic home, formation of Beam Institute of Ky. Spirits
- Louisville's Kentucky Bourbon Affair to combine with Bourbon & Beyond festival for 2020 event series
- State of the Judiciary: Justice Minton talks business courts, speeding processes, redistricting, more
- Owensboro residents discuss meth at community forum; police say they're losing battle with drug
- Art Lander's Outdoors: The Belted Kingfisher is a sure sign of good fishing for stream anglers
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Louisville Zoo seeking submissions from public in naming contest for male elephant calf born Aug. 2
The Louisville Zoo welcomed a male elephant calf on Aug. 2 to 33-year-old African elephant Mikki, and the Zoo began soliciting names from the public on... - More »
- Kentucky by Heart: Sampling small town newspapers shows lots of good things going on around the state
- The misadventures of Thaddeus Lowe, The Enterprise and the birth of modern aeronautics
- Dept. of Fish and Wildlife monitoring water conditions at Lake Cumberland; heat, low oxygen stressing fish
- The winners: Bluegrass Care Navigators announces sweet names of first animal-assisted therapy dogs
- Journalist Chris Schwarz took a path less traveled to furniture crafting, Lost Art Press -- and anarchy
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Ron Daley: Eastern Kentucky can be a loser again in 2020 Census; School Districts are joining effort
Eastern Kentucky stands to be a loser in the 2020 U.S. Census unless successful efforts are made to count all its citizens especially its youth five years... - More »
- Constance Alexander: FBI historian to share family stories, great moments at annual Easley Lecture
- Lauren and Rob Hudson: A positive message about nation's difficulties with saving money, avoiding debt
- Amye Bensenhaver: KY citizens own the plane, Governor, and have a right to know how you use it
- Al Cross: As race for governor heats up, both sides are missing an honest discussion of health care
- Bill Straub: Standing ready to protect Constitution, John Yarmuth stands out in congressional delegation
