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Most years on the anniversary of the 1985 Gander, Newfoundland, crash, Lora Hobbs drives from Kingsport, Tennessee, to Hopkinsville to stand for her brother's memory.
With Catie Bates Robertson at the helm, Arts for All Kentucky will build on its solid foundation of providing programs for people with disabilities to fully participate in the arts, writes columnist Constance Alexander.
When stress and tension are starting to mount, taking short breaks and deep breaths can help clear your mind.
The inauguration theme is “Forward, Together,” and the events will include a parade, a public swearing-in ceremony and a ball. 
The city of Clarksville released information for volunteers who want to help with recovery following the Saturday tornado that killed three people in that community.
Without funding help from the state legislature to subsidize COVID-19 era federal assistance and stabilize the industry, many child care providers say they face cutting pay for their workers, raising tuition for parents and even closure.
Whiskey, bourbon and other distilled spirits are facing a 50% tariff by the European Union at the end of the year if the Biden Administration and EU leaders don't reach a trade deal.
Carroll served as governor from 1974 to 1979.
The Board of Regents also authorized the purchase of an apartment complex and discussed a veterinary school proposal.
Legislation passed in 2022 eliminated the process of posting these pre-filed bills on the Legislative Research Commission’s website.
Outgoing Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles will take office as KCTCS’s next president next year.
Volunteers will place wreaths on graves at Kentucky Veterans Cemetery West following a ceremony on Dec. 16.