Kentucky artists invited to submit works for Capitol exhibit by Hoptown Chronicle May 2, 2023 The deadline for submission is June 2.
After fierce primary battle, can Kentucky Republicans rally behind their governor nominee? by McKenna Horsley May 2, 2023 Monday's KET debate underscored tensions between the two top Republican candidates.
Challenges to books in Kentucky libraries tripled in 2022 amid national jump in attempted bans by Derek Operle May 1, 2023 The president of the Kentucky Library Association attributes the surge to a "a culture of fear and misunderstanding."
Teachers union asks judge to block new Kentucky law barring payroll deductions to pay union dues by Liam Niemeyer May 1, 2023 The Kentucky Education Association points to new law’s exception for police, firefighters and corrections unions.
Western Kentucky wildlife refuges receive nearly $18M to buy land for waterfowl habitat by Liam Niemeyer April 28, 2023 Green River National Wildlife Refuge started with a 10-acre land donation in 2019, now has about 700 acres and will double its size with the new funding.
With few rentals available, states push local officials to allow more housing by Tim Henderson April 27, 2023 Last year, Kentucky ranked among the states with rental vacancy of less than 5% — a level that experts say is a sign of a severe housing shortage.
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.
