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The plan includes a pedestrian bridge over Eagle Way bypass and hinges on the federal grant covering 80% of the construction cost.

Anyone who lost power following severe weather across Kentucky might be eligible for disaster reimbursement during the month of May.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced last week that it’s launching a voluntary pilot program to expand testing for dairy farms to gain better insight into the virus.

Fireflies are often reminiscent of childhood summers — but there's so much more to the insect than meets the eye.

FRAC’s Salaam Bhatti makes the case for expanding the nation’s largest nutrition program as Republican leaders of the House Agriculture Committee call for deep SNAP cuts through the Farm Bill.

The funding will go toward 11 construction projects, including plans for 76 units in Christian County.

The idea grew out of a discussion about how to support all of the city’s small businesses — not just those downtown.

Outgoing state Sen. Whitney Westerfield, of Christian County, criticized his colleagues for undermining faith in the justice system.

Teva agreed to pay Kentucky more than $71 million to resolve allegations that marketing and promotional practices fueled the drug crisis. In addition to cash payments, Teva agreed to provide more than 23,000 units of Naloxone to Kentucky annually.

The June calendar is packed with activities ranging from goat yoga to Hoppers' ballgames and a Beatles tribute concert.

Only about a third of disasters that are federally declared qualify for individual aid for disaster survivors, research shows.

Seeing this native species that breeds throughout Kentucky may require some patience since this bird moves rather slowly in the treetops.