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Booker, a former Democratic state representative, is trying to unseat Kentucky’s junior Republican U.S. Sen. Rand Paul at the ballot box next year.

Kentucky tourism has slowly recovered, but industry advocates want a jump start of federal relief money to help market the state.

It's important for all eligible people to get the COVID-19 vaccine to limit the opportunity for spread. This is especially true for children who often have the virus, but don't have any symptoms.

Sharron McClerkin serves as a presidential communications officer for the White House Communications Agency, facilitating communications with the president’s office at home and abroad. He assumed this role in 2018.

Several promotions and community activities are slated Saturday to promote small, independent businesses.

A $10 million grant that Christian County Public Schools received in October is not part of the federal relief money now in question in school districts, said Superintendent Chris Bentzel.

Thanksgiving Day will offer some special holiday programs on WKU Public Radio.

This is the third national effort Cameron has joined seeking to block federal vaccine mandates in recent weeks.

The National Farmers Union says farmers are underpaid because of food supply chains that are uncompetitive and fragile.

Cedar trees may be cut from Nov. 26 to Dec. 24, and a permit is required.

Tewes Poultry farm, a family business in Erlanger, will sell about 2,500 free-range turkeys this Thanksgiving.

Sen. Whitney Westerfield, a Republican from Crofton and chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he was “stupefied” that police can’t get search warrants for some DUI cases.