As legislature heads into home stretch, here’s some of what remains to be done by McKenna Horsley, Sarah Ladd and Liam Niemeyer March 21, 2024 The list includes finalizing the budget and legislation related to child care, abortion, IVF, education, the environment and more.
Cayce Days inspires art where you least expect it by Jennifer P. Brown March 21, 2024 The public is invited to work on a museum mural — a tribute to Hopkinsville's Edgar Cayce and other figures — starting at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
WKMS Poetry Minutes 2024: Share your poem on the air! by WKMS March 21, 2024 The public is invited to submit short poems to be broadcast on WKMS.
AG Russell Coleman’s biggest donor is a California pharmaceutical exec by Tom Loftus March 20, 2024 The super PAC that has supported Sen. Rand Paul and is mainly funded by mega-donor Jeff Yass backed the Ohio GOP primary winner for U.S. Senate.
Senate committee OKs bill to change Kentucky’s process for filling US Senate vacancies by McKenna Horsley March 20, 2024 House Majority Floor Leader Steven Rudy, R-Paducah, said his bill will bring Kentucky’s process into line with the U.S. Constitution.
March edition of History on Tap: Wealth and adventure for a Hopkinsville girl by Hoptown Chronicle March 20, 2024 The program starts at 6:30 p.m. March 28 at Hopkinsville Brewing Co.
Salute to Agriculture: New markets touted and awards presented by Jennifer P. Brown March 19, 2024 Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Jonathan Shell touted the possibility of local farmers growing corn for aviation fuel.
Ky. lawmakers reference transphobic ideas in vote to restrict sexually explicit performances by Sylvia Goodman March 19, 2024 One of the most controversial elements of the bill is reference to a definition clearly meant to apply to drag shows.
Spring cleaning? Don’t forget the bird feeder by Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources March 19, 2024 To keep birds healthy, Kentucky Fish and Wildlife recommends cleaning bird feeders with soap and water every two weeks.
‘Power grab,’ says Beshear of bill to move Fish and Wildlife to agriculture department by McKenna Horsley March 19, 2024 As the lawmaking session speeds to an end, Gov. Andy Beshear is preparing for the 10-day veto period.
Mayfield’s historic Hall Hotel condemned over two years after being damaged in tornado by Zacharie Lamb March 18, 2024 The Hall Hotel survived the storm and initial cleanup efforts, but now city officials have declared the building unsafe because of the damages it sustained during the disaster.
FAFSA application submissions in Kentucky down following nationwide delay by Mason Galemore March 18, 2024 Some fear that fewer FAFSA completions could result in fewer college enrollments.
