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The Kentucky Democratic Party filed a motion this week to transfer the case to the Kentucky Supreme Court.

The move is based on recent jumps in state revenue from federal assistance and inflation, which could be fleeting.

The public is invited to the reception at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 11, at the James E. Bruce Convention Center.

Alissa Keller will be the speaker for the Dec. 8 program at Hopkinsville Brewing Co.

Public perception of "y'all" has evolved over time — from a “ridiculous" Southernism to a word many Americans, regardless of region, are embracing.

Kentuckians will be able to view the private memorial service planned for Wednesday at the Capitol on Kentucky Educational Television and ket.org.

Christian County is one of 12 that have been randomly selected for a post-general election audit.

Ashli Watts told a Hopkinsville audience that Kentucky should eliminate the state income tax and support programs that get more people into the workforce.

Stevenson, a retired colonel in the U.S. Air Force, said she would bring 27 years of experience as a JAG attorney to the attorney general’s office.

AppHarvest CEO Jonathan Webb says he remains committed to his goal of employing large numbers of people at high-tech farms around the eastern half of the state.

Electric vehicles use lithium in their massive batteries and as the U.S. works toward EV acceptance, demand will continue to soar.

Just think of the impact that could have — not just in our newsroom, but in Hopkinsville and Christian County.