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Braden Porter, who attends the University of Kentucky, is one of eight college interns working this summer at the Kentucky Department of Agriculture.

Contributions were made on London Mayor Randall Weddle’s credit card.

Of special interest is what political scientist Stephen Voss calls the “Comer hook,” extending the 1st Congressional District from the Mississippi River to Frankfort.

Tickets are being sold now for the series that includes six shows, starting with a Beatles tribute band and concluding with Steep Canyon Rangers

Sen. Whitney Westerfield and Reps. Myron Dossett, Jason Petrie and Walker Thomas will participate, the mayor's office announced.

Bryan Hubbard, the panel's executive director and chairman, advocated for two hearings on possible state funding of treatment using ibogaine.

Tombstone Tuesday — a local effort to clean headstones at Hopkinsville's UBS Cemetery — is happening on June 20.

The Torah survives today because it was loaned to the local museum two years before the Jewish synagogue building collapsed in 1977.

These battles over women in ordained ministry in the Southern Baptist Convention are not new.

Crews with chain saws and heavy equipment are removing trees and debris left from the March 31 storm.

The Kentucky Supreme Court issued a pair of rulings Thursday related to two former state prosecutors who were subject to impeachment charges, suspending one for five years and lifting the suspension of another.