Politics
Pipe dream or possibility? Beshear involved in presidential ticket talks
Amidst the post-debate panic, a handful of names have emerged as potential replacements for presumptive Democratic nominee, President…
Politics
Civic nonprofit sues state over voter removal policies
Some Kentucky voters might show up to the polls and find out that they can’t vote, through no…
Politics
Six months of Beshear (again): What’s he done?
Nearly every time he speaks, Gov. Andy Beshear shares that Kentucky is on its “biggest, best economic development…
Politics
‘All that can be done:’ State rural vet loan program to slow existential crisis
One day in mid-June, Dr. Timothy Gardner traveled from his Scottsville veterinary practice to Union County to Webster…
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Two years post Roe, smaller abortion battles wage
If the Supreme Court justices thought overturning Roe v. Wade would spell the end of the abortion question, they’d…
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Kentucky employers give second chances
When Barbara Aker’s nephew was 10 or 11, he broke his arm. A painkiller prescription set him off…
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‘Cannot do this alone:’ Fatal drug overdoses down, more work to be done
FRANKFORT — Once the de facto capital of the opioid epidemic, Kentucky is a now a national model…
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Students as experts: Kentucky chosen for national mental health program
Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman has a bachelor’s degree in education, a secondary education certification, a master’s degree and…
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Read to Succeed: Kentucky education officials provide early literacy update
PARIS – In 2022, the Read to Succeed Act changed the way Kentucky kids learn to read. Monday,…
Politics
Top Kentucky senators talk leadership at WKU lunch
A pair of Kentucky state senators gave some insight into their leadership Thursday at a southcentral Kentucky event.…