Regional & State

"Youth Mental Health: A KET Forum," hosted by Renee Shaw, will examine the youth-suicide problem by talking with students, educators and mental-health professionals.

Willie Carver said his problems did not stem from a single parent on a soapbox but resulted from the failure of administration to stand up for teachers against baseless and offensive allegations.

Conducted for more than 180 years, the survey remains the only source of comprehensive and impartial agricultural data for every state and county.

The money can be used to help local governments, nonprofit or public utilities groups, state agencies or school districts.

The Kentucky Commonwealth's Attorneys' Association said Boling and another prosecutor in Morehead were "well below" standards needed to maintain public trust.

The new maximum applies to property owners within presidentially declared disaster areas — including those impacted by recent tornadoes.

Open government advocate Amye Bensenhaver says the public has a right to see the Kentucky Public Pension Authority report, which the agency paid $1.2 million for a New York law firm to prepare.

The measure passed with just one “no” vote, from Boone County Republican Sen. John Schickel, who said he took issue with the speed that the bill passed.

Public defenders represent clients who can’t afford a private attorney, putting them on the front lines of where poverty and substance abuse meet the criminal justice system.

The state report showed the percentage of Kentuckians testing positive for the coronavirus in the last seven days rose slightly, to 18.96% from 18.51%.

Experts on banking, public spending and education policy look at the potential impact of Biden's plan.

Beshear said the $213 million measure is a temporary reprieve. More assistance will likely come in January.