Craft absent as Republicans field questions about economy, nuclear energy in Paducah by McKenna Horsley April 18, 2023 Daniel Cameron will miss the Kentucky Sports Radio debate on Wednesday.
New DOT program meets vehicle collisions with wildlife head on by Claire Carlson April 17, 2023 The Department of Transportation wants to focus on rural areas previously left out of infrastructure projects. But some wildlife experts say a lot more money is needed to decrease the number of animals hit every year on roads.
U.S. Justice Department to ask Supreme Court to reject limits on access to abortion pill by Jane Norman and Jennifer Shutt April 14, 2023 The Justice Department said it will ask the U.S. Supreme Court for an emergency order allowing access to the abortion medication mifepristone.
Christian County included in federal disaster declaration for March 3 storm by Jennifer P. Brown April 13, 2023 The same type of disaster declaration isn't likely coming for the March 31 storm because that weather event was not widespread across the state.
Republican candidates for governor talk education as May 16 primary nears by McKenna Horsley April 13, 2023 Craft vows to fire education commissioner. Cameron wants state school board that reflects Kentucky ‘values.’ Quarles pledges support for teachers.
Mayor picks new superintendent for Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation by Jennifer P. Brown April 12, 2023 Program coordinator Toby Hudson will be promoted to the new position on May 1.
Volunteers sought for Hopkinsville boards and commissions by Jennifer P. Brown April 11, 2023 Governing board members for most agencies have oversight of policies and finances.
Louisville mayor calls on state lawmakers to let city to deal with gun violence by McKenna Horsley April 11, 2023 A doctor treating the gunshot victims tells federal and state lawmakers: "Do something"
Bourbon barrel tax repeal means local governments across Kentucky will need to adjust by Jacob Martin April 10, 2023 The legislation, signed into law last month, will completely eliminate property tax on bourbon aging warehouses by 2043.
Gov. Beshear views storm damage in Hopkinsville and pledges state help by Jennifer P. Brown April 7, 2023 The declaration of a local state of emergency will allow for state assistance in cleanup.
Sex, gender, parents’ rights: A roundup of Kentucky education legislation by McKenna Horsley April 7, 2023 Debates about what’s ‘obscene’ now shift from legislature to school districts.
Ky. Secretary of State Adams to address Hopkinsville LWV meeting by Jennifer P. Brown April 6, 2023 Members of the public may attend the meeting by contacting the league in advance for a Zoom link.
