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Two immunologists weigh in on how the updated boosters train the immune system and how protective they might be against COVID-19.

"Youth Mental Health: A KET Forum," hosted by Renee Shaw, will examine the youth-suicide problem by talking with students, educators and mental-health professionals.

Willie Carver said his problems did not stem from a single parent on a soapbox but resulted from the failure of administration to stand up for teachers against baseless and offensive allegations.

Conducted for more than 180 years, the survey remains the only source of comprehensive and impartial agricultural data for every state and county.

Free copies of the featured book, "There There," will be available at the show for the first 200 people who register in advance.

The money can be used to help local governments, nonprofit or public utilities groups, state agencies or school districts.

The U.S. Senate Republican Leader said he does not believe America is in danger of losing its democracy, but he spoke only in general terms about current political rhetoric.

The Kentucky Commonwealth's Attorneys' Association said Boling and another prosecutor in Morehead were "well below" standards needed to maintain public trust.

The new maximum applies to property owners within presidentially declared disaster areas — including those impacted by recent tornadoes.

Stumpin' Sweets with the Candidates will be Sept. 27 at the Pennyroyal Area Museum.

The state report showed the percentage of Kentuckians testing positive for the coronavirus in the last seven days increased to 20.07%, up from 18.96% the week prior.

These three movies give voice to rural women’s experiences and are worth contemplating after the recent overturn of Roe vs. Wade.