With GOP frontrunners absent, 7 candidates for governor debate in Northern Ky. by McKenna Horsley April 27, 2023 The primary election is May 16, and early voting begins May 11.
$124M will build hundreds of homes in tornado-impacted Western Kentucky by Liam Niemeyer April 26, 2023 Those on the frontlines of disaster recovery laud the funding but say the need for affordable housing will remain.
Quarles releases first TV ad in Republican gubernatorial race by Lisa Autry April 26, 2023 The ad doesn't have attacks on any of the other GOP candidates in the May 16 primary.
A journey to Kentucky’s Holy Land, following signs to peace and inspiration by Constance Alexander April 26, 2023 Constance Alexander finds a path forward in a writing residency at a Kentucky convent.
If your Kentucky farm is less than 5 acres, you now need a license to hunt or fish on it by Liam Niemeyer April 25, 2023 The change enacted by Senate Bill 241 caught Kentucky sportsmen by surprise.
Ky. writer Ada Limón appointed to second term as U.S. poet laureate by Derek Operle April 25, 2023 Limón is the first poet laureate to be appointed for a two-year second term.
COVID-19 interrupted Kentucky nursing students’ education by Sarah Ladd April 22, 2023 Kentucky has a well-documented nursing shortage, exacerbated by COVID-19 burnout and an aging worker population.
Silas House appointed Kentucky Poet Laureate by Jennifer P. Brown April 20, 2023 House will be inducted April 24 during Kentucky Writers' Day at the Capitol Rotunda in Frankfort.
Judge asks Supreme Court to weigh in on Kentucky’s new right to ‘random’ change of venue by Liam Niemeyer April 20, 2023 A new law could be used to "avoid a fair and impartial judge, rather than to avoid a biased one," a Franklin Circuit judge wrote.
Kentucky one of four states passing up federal money to plan for climate change by Liam Niemeyer April 20, 2023 Because the state declined the up to $3 million in planning funds, Kentucky’s three largest metro areas — Louisville, Lexington and Bowling Green — are eligible to receive the state’s share of grant funding.
In race for child care, rural families — and rural economies — face an especially steep climb by Erik Richardson April 19, 2023 In Kentucky, 66% of rural families and 55% of low-income families live in child care deserts, according to the data.
Cameron absent as GOP gubernatorial candidates talk about ‘woke’ agendas in schools by McKenna Horsley April 19, 2023 The attorney general, who is the frontrunner in the Republican primary, still got a good bit of attention in the Kentucky Sports Radio debate.
