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The fundraiser includes a grilled pork chop meal and a silent auction.

The bill bars public colleges and universities from having DEI offices or having DEI officers.

“Kentucky has a large and growing political center. Candidates should take note and court this growing bloc of voters," said Secretary of State Michael Adams, a Republican.

The school system will reserve many of the new openings at its Inspire program for children of Jennie Stuart employees.

FEMA recommends filing insurance claims for any property damage before applying.

The Kentucky General Assembly created the MAHA Kentucky Task Force this year as a way to implement the Trump administration’s principles in the commonwealth. Sen. Craig Richardson, R-Hopkinsville, is among its members.

John F. Baker Jr., who wrote "The Washingtons of Wessyngton Plantation: Stories of My Family's Journey to Freedom," will give the lecture on June 14.

The free concert is planned on July 3 at Casey Jones Distillery.

The museum is offering its popular Downtown Tipsy Tour and a bus tour of state historical markers across the county.

Finding the right dress for a 1913 graduation was crucial for a young woman like Margaret Dalton at Hopkinsville High School.

The governor’s nonprofit, First Saturday in May, mixes ‘social welfare’ with some politics.

Gov. Andy Beshear said during the event Wednesday that the state has invested more than $230 million to support productions since 2022, which helped create 22,000 jobs.