Stu Johnson

Experts say while this could be a time for increased interest in a third party or independent candidate, being successful on Election Day is another thing.
By Stu Johnson
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As the holidays approach, Kentucky's top health official is reminding everyone that if they're sick, it's important to stay home. Even those who are vaccinated are at a high risk of getting COVID in a crowded, indoor setting.
By Stu Johnson
Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack
As people live longer lives in the U.S., it has prompted the question: Should society impose an age restriction for individuals holding public office? 
By Stu Johnson
The U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. (Canva photo)
More than 500 tons of nerve and mustard agent had been stored at the Blue Grass Army Depot for decades.
By Stu Johnson
The entrance to the Blue Grass Army Depot in Madison County. (WEKU photo by Stu Johnson)
In Kentucky, just 40% of individuals 65 and older have received the bivalent booster that helps protect against the most receive variants.
By Stu Johnson
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In Kentucky, residents have the option to choose between a standard or REAL ID version of their driver’s license, permit or identification card.
By Stu Johnson
(Kentucky Transportation Cabinet image)
Kentuckians will be able to view the private memorial service planned for Wednesday at the Capitol on Kentucky Educational Television and ket.org.
By Stu Johnson
John Y Brown Jr casket
Ascend Elements, which is building a plant in Hopkinsville, turns recycled lithium-ion batteries into parts for electric vehicle batteries.
By Stu Johnson
Rodney Andrews at desk
Addressing school safety challenges requires a combination of efforts — from ensuring phyical security, developing interpersonal relationships and addressing mental health needs.
By Stu Johnson
Kentucky center for school safety logo
The legislation would give county fiscal courts some increased power in library board appointments.
By Stu Johnson
Phillip Wheeler in chambers
A revenue surplus — boosted by federal coronavirus recovery funds — has created an environment where tax changes are being considered. 
By Stu Johnson
The Kentucky Senate during the General Assembly's 2022 regular session. (Photo by Stu Johnson, Kentucky Public Radio)
Proponents said the bill streamlines the licensure process and allows for new services.
By Stu Johnson
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Experts say while this could be a time for increased interest in a third party or independent candidate, being successful on Election Day is another thing.
By Stu Johnson
election day
As the holidays approach, Kentucky's top health official is reminding everyone that if they're sick, it's important to stay home. Even those who are vaccinated are at a high risk of getting COVID in a crowded, indoor setting.
By Stu Johnson
Kentucky Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack
As people live longer lives in the U.S., it has prompted the question: Should society impose an age restriction for individuals holding public office? 
By Stu Johnson
The U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. (Canva photo)
More than 500 tons of nerve and mustard agent had been stored at the Blue Grass Army Depot for decades.
By Stu Johnson
The entrance to the Blue Grass Army Depot in Madison County. (WEKU photo by Stu Johnson)
In Kentucky, just 40% of individuals 65 and older have received the bivalent booster that helps protect against the most receive variants.
By Stu Johnson
steven-stack-screenshot-feature
In Kentucky, residents have the option to choose between a standard or REAL ID version of their driver’s license, permit or identification card.
By Stu Johnson
(Kentucky Transportation Cabinet image)
Kentuckians will be able to view the private memorial service planned for Wednesday at the Capitol on Kentucky Educational Television and ket.org.
By Stu Johnson
John Y Brown Jr casket
Ascend Elements, which is building a plant in Hopkinsville, turns recycled lithium-ion batteries into parts for electric vehicle batteries.
By Stu Johnson
Rodney Andrews at desk
Addressing school safety challenges requires a combination of efforts — from ensuring phyical security, developing interpersonal relationships and addressing mental health needs.
By Stu Johnson
Kentucky center for school safety logo
The legislation would give county fiscal courts some increased power in library board appointments.
By Stu Johnson
Phillip Wheeler in chambers
A revenue surplus — boosted by federal coronavirus recovery funds — has created an environment where tax changes are being considered. 
By Stu Johnson
The Kentucky Senate during the General Assembly's 2022 regular session. (Photo by Stu Johnson, Kentucky Public Radio)
Proponents said the bill streamlines the licensure process and allows for new services.
By Stu Johnson
Kentucky_State_Capitol-800x530-1