Rhonda Miller

About 30% of the state's corn crop is at a key point in its growth and also at its peak demand for water.

The Central City attraction will include life-size bronze statues of the musicians.

The delivery of formula from Switzerland is enough for 548,000 eight-ounce bottles. It was the first shipment in collaboration with UPS.

The colt Epicenter is a rare Kentucky-bred thoroughbred in the Derby to come from outside the Louisville and Lexington regions.

The United Daughters of the Confederacy has claimed ownership of the statue, but a judge ruled it belongs to Daviess Fiscal Court

The National Gathering of SongFarmers is April 29-30 at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame in Renfro Valley.

Researchers from 2 universities recently interviewed about 50 tornado survivors from Bowling Green, Dawson Springs and Bremen.

Kentucky residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed will not be able to register for FEMA financial reimbursement after March 14.

First Lady Biden visited the Creekwood neighborhood, which was ravaged by the tornado, and the tornado recovery center inside Greenwood Mall, where she delivered remarks.

Western Kentucky University Professor Emerita Susan Jones and her colleagues are bringing the issue of farmer suicide into the public discussion with a training program for health professionals.

Gov. Andy Beshear has launched a website providing extensive information on resources for Kentuckians impacted by the recent tornadoes.

A plant manager for Logan Aluminum was among the volunteers out with chainsaws to help residents of Bowling Green over the weekend.