News

Produced annually, "The Round Table" was established in 1966 by HCC English instructor Frances G. Thomas and her students.

Dr. Paresh and Mona Sheth will prepare Indian food and share stories about their cuisine for the Feb. 13 gathering.

Last week, students on the Kentucky Student Voice Team filed a lawsuit against the state for failing to provide “an adequate and equitable public education.”

Those struggling with high utility bills can reach out to their local Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) office

Multiple viruses, including flu, RSV and COVID-19, have contributed to the state’s high activity level.

Christian County Middle School had the largest number of students present for a morning program at HCC and keeps the school challenge traveling trophy for a second year.

It took Grace Abernethy months to find radiators for the old Dalton house, but in the process she also chased down a mystery about a local telephone company.

A record $28.1 million was spent in 2024 by nearly 900 corporations, associations and other groups to influence Kentucky lawmakers.

Wind chill values below zero will create hazardous conditions for Western Kentucky, warned the National Weather Service.

Last year, the Biden administration approved new staffing requirements for nursing homes that collect taxpayer money through Medicaid and Medicare.

‘Gone but not forgotten’ could become a big understatement in the age of AI.