As US prepares to celebrate 250 years, it’s time to look at Kentucky’s impact by Tyler McDaniel September 29, 2022 The Kentucky Historical Society is holding listening sessions around the state in preparation for the nation's sestercentennial in 2026.
Ky. constitutional amendment would give legislature more power by Divya Karthikeyan September 29, 2022 Opponents argue the measure would radically shift powers from the governor to lawmakers.
Purdue University experimenting with solar panels that stand above farm crops by The Rural Blog September 28, 2022 Proponents say farmers could reap the dual economic benefits of leasing their land for solar use while still having productive crop returns.
Kentucky voter registration deadline is Oct. 11, early voting period approaches by Divya Karthikeyan September 27, 2022 Voters can register on the secretary of state’s website, GoVoteKy.com.
Most Kentucky counties don’t have enough primary care doctors by Kentucky Health News September 26, 2022 In 2020, the Association of American Medical Colleges predicted that by 2033, the nation would be short between 21,400 and 55,200 primary-care physicians.
Election officials trying to recruit younger poll workers in Kentucky by Divya Karthikeyan September 26, 2022 Roughly 58% of poll workers deployed during the 2018 midterms were aged 61 and older.
Al Cross: Is Daniel Cameron remaking himself in Trump’s image? by Al Cross September 22, 2022 Perhaps Cameron wants to make sure he keeps Trump's sole endorsement in the governor's race, observes political columnist Al Cross.
Looking back at America’s summer of heat, floods and climate change: Welcome to the new abnormal by Shuang-Ye Wu September 21, 2022 This isn’t just a freak summer: Over the years, such extreme events are occurring in increasing frequency and intensity.
Gov. Beshear visits Guthrie, presents $30M for natural gas pipeline by Hoptown Chronicle September 21, 2022 Republican state Rep. Jason Petrie, of Elkton, was key to the legislation that provided the funding, the governor said.
UK creates Cannabis Research Center, following new state law by Elizabeth Chapin September 21, 2022 The center is intended to accelerate research on cannabis that is relevant to the health and well-being of Kentuckians.
Books can be banned, but the discussions they spawn live on by Constance Alexander September 20, 2022 English teachers today contend with fears that fan the fires of censorship, observe Constance Alexander, who once taught middle school language arts.
Tornado recovery group sets meeting to assist Christian County residents with unmet needs by Jennifer P. Brown September 19, 2022 People impacted by the December tornado may fill out financial assistance applications on Sept. 21 at Pembroke City Hall.
