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Allowing employees with long COVID to have flexible hours and work from home are just two ways companies can help accommodate the millions of workers still suffering from symptoms.

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.

Both concerts are free during the Aug. 25-26 festival in downtown Hopkinsville.

Special recognition was given to Marvin Denison, a history teacher and head of the upper school who has been on the faculty since 1975.

Rose-breasted grosbeaks fly all the way from North American breeding grounds to their winter places in Central and northern South America.

The Justice Department said it will ask the U.S. Supreme Court for an emergency order allowing access to the abortion medication mifepristone.

Can automakers pull off boosting electric vehicle market share to 67% in the next decade? Here's why one expert who studies EV industry and policy thinks they can.

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.

Craft vows to fire education commissioner. Cameron wants state school board that reflects Kentucky ‘values.’ Quarles pledges support for teachers.

Program coordinator Toby Hudson will be promoted to the new position on May 1.

The weeklong auction starts Monday at the Memorial Building.

Officials who’ve been through disasters, such as Mayfield Mayor Kathy O’Nan, are assisting.