City of Hopkinsville hires CPA for budget work by Hoptown Chronicle June 11, 2025 Cory Alexander, a former finance director for the city of Madisonville, will serve as Hopkinsville's administrative budget officer.
Commentary: Veterans shouldn’t have to be broke to get paid by Christy White June 11, 2025 America is inching toward means-testing for disabled veterans benefits. We shouldn’t treat our honorably discharged military personnel like beggars.
KY could lose thousands of solar, battery jobs if GOP in Congress ends tax credits by Liam Niemeyer June 11, 2025 The mega-bill would pull the rug from under the U.S. solar industry just as it begins to catch up with China, according to an industry expert.
Murray State regents say university is complying with Kentucky anti-DEI bill by Hannah Saad June 8, 2025 The bill bars public colleges and universities from having DEI offices or having DEI officers.
FEMA application deadline extended for April storm victims by Shepherd Snyder June 5, 2025 FEMA recommends filing insurance claims for any property damage before applying.
McConnell weighs in on vaccination recommendations and international student enrollment during Bowling Green event by Jacob Martin May 30, 2025 McConnell, the longest serving U.S. Senator in Kentucky history, spoke to the Bowling Green Rotary Club on Wednesday.
Kentucky’s recently taken steps towards nuclear. Could Trump’s executive order take it to a gallop? by Derek Operle May 28, 2025 Kentucky is among several states in recent years that have put together initiatives to attract nuclear developments to their part of the country.
Kentucky lawmakers announce five legislative task forces for the 2025 interim session by McKenna Horsley May 28, 2025 Task forces are typically formed by a resolution of the House or Senate and make recommendations about legislation to consider the following year.
Kentucky bill to give more support to kinship caregivers in limbo. Who’s to blame? by Sylvia Goodman May 15, 2025 The Kentucky General Assembly passed Senate Bill 151 with bipartisan support. More than a year later, it still hasn’t been implemented. While the state says they don’t have the funds to implement, lawmakers say their spending proves otherwise.
Will Medicaid changes ‘heal or hurt?’ Kentuckians disagree in Louisville debate by Sarah Ladd May 15, 2025 The federal-state Medicaid program pays for almost 1 in 3 Kentuckians’ health care.
Flood victims eligible for SBA loans; local recovery office opens in Hopkinsville by Hoptown Chronicle May 14, 2025 Representatives of SBA, FEMA and Red Cross have temporary offices at the Murray State University Hopkinsville Regional Campus.
Information sessions set for Hopkinsville residents facing flood-related property repairs by Jennifer P. Brown May 13, 2025 Local officials will offer information about building and floodplain permits needed for repairing or rebuilding flood-damaged structures.
