Electric vehicle industry will persist, experts say, despite Trump funding cuts
Long planning times and increasing competition internationally mean U.S. carmakers will continue to develop electric cars, despite funding cuts from the Trump administration, experts say.
Amye Bensenhaver: Correcting the record on a bill related to law enforcement records
Committee hearings and floor debates on HB 520 revealed substantial misunderstandings of the law enforcement exception Kentucky’s open records law, write open government advocate Amye Bensenhaver.
Historical marker, mural honor Kappa Alpha Psi co-founder Elder Watson Diggs
The establishment of the fraternity was a major step for Black men at the Indiana University, where segregation rules prevented them from participating in many of the school’s organizations.
Final rush of Kentucky lawmaking is on before 10-day break for vetoes
In a week of head spinning alterations to legislation, surprises continued Thursday, the 27th day of the 30-day session.
Women in education topic for History on Tap
The program is slated at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 27.
Legislation would make it easier for police to withhold records, say open government advocates
The late-breaking change in the bill would subvert a Supreme Court ruling in the Shively police case.
Whoa, plead Dems, as GOP supermajority pushes through extreme bill-makeovers in session’s final days
As the superminority calls for more transparency, the House Republican leader warns the “clock is ticking.”
Virginia Street Baptist Church plans 30th anniversary banquet for pastor
The banquet honoring the Rev. Dr. M.O. Fort and his wife, Renee Fort, will be March 28 at the Pioneers Complex.
Workshop for aspiring distillers planned at Casey Jones
Distillery University, based in Spokane, Washington, will lead the workshop at the Christian County distillery.
Leadership group launches fundraising campaign for Jeffers Bend
The current class of Leadership Christian County wants to help fund educational programs, facility upkeep and ongoing improvements at the 40-acre nature preserve.
Christian County Chamber of Commerce accepting business award nominations
March 23 is the deadline for submitting a Compass Award nomination.
Hopkinsville residents voice support for arts, history and youth programs during budget forum
Mayor James R. Knight Jr. said he wanted to hear from residents before presenting a budget to city council.
