Republican lawmakers question state officials about tornado, flood relief funds by Hannah Saad June 7, 2023 The relief funds, established by Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear, allow the state to take donations from private entities.
‘All About Love’ is topic for second bell hooks community conversation by Jennifer P. Brown June 6, 2023 The discussion is planned at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Carnegie Library.
Mammoth Cave National Park expansion proposed by McConnell, Guthrie by Kentucky Lantern June 6, 2023 Legislation would add 980 acres to the national park.
Kentucky seniors are third most unhealthy in the nation: report by Sarah Ladd June 5, 2023 The state ranks better than only Louisiana and Mississippi.
Could an illegal psychedelic substance ease the opioid crisis? Daniel Cameron wants to find out. by Melissa Patrick June 5, 2023 Anecdotal evidence suggests the psychedelic relieves opioid withdrawal syndrome.
Corner Coffeehouse slates book swap by Hoptown Chronicle June 5, 2023 The swap is from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the downtown coffeehouse.
Here’s how to keep your heart healthy in summer heat by Dr. Vincent Sorrell June 4, 2023 It's important to know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, advises UK Chief of Cardiology Dr. Vincent Sorrell.
Cemetery researcher traces his lifelong interest in honoring veterans by Jennifer P. Brown June 4, 2023 Former Hopkinsville resident Joe Craver was 10 years old the first time he walked a cemetery to place American flags at veterans' graves.
Squealin’ on the Square BBQ Festival seeks more competitors by Hoptown Chronicle June 1, 2023 Teams will compete in chicken, ribs and chops ca
Toyota’s first EV manufacturing plant in US will be in Kentucky at its Georgetown plant by Liam Niemeyer June 1, 2023 The Georgetown factory, which has manufactured millions of cars since 1988, plans to retain nearly 9,000 employees to manufacture electric SUVs.
Federal wildlife officials evaluating status of 4 endangered species in Kentucky by Derek Operle June 1, 2023 All four of the Kentucky species on the list for a status review are aquatic, including one species of fish and three species of mollusks.
Radon is No. 2 cause of lung cancer in Kentucky but less than 1% of houses have been tested by Kentucky Health News May 31, 2023 Across roughly the southern half of Christian County, the indoor radon potential is among the highest in the state.
