Police say more arrests coming in case of Mississippi woman found dead hanging from tree Police discovered Fortune’s body hanging in the backyard of an abandoned home in Jackson The Independent UK · Sep 12
Stephen King Asks 'Is Mitch McConnell Alive or Dead?' and Critics Say He Was Buried in the 'Pet Semetary' Stephen King questioned Mitch McConnell's continued absence after his June hospitalisation, prompting dark jokes online as Kentucky Governor renewed calls for the senator to speak publicly. International Business Times UK · Sep 11
Nearly Six in 10 U.S. Counties Have No Public Air Monitor as States Limit Community Pollution Data Government air monitors fell by nearly half in 20 years, and three states limit community pollution data. Here is what it means for families with asthma. Medical Daily · Sep 10
Berry mix sold at Walmart is recalled in 16 states over E. coli risk Walmart shoppers are urged to check their freezers after a recall expanded to include a frozen berry mix sold in 16 states. Chilean supplier Frutas y Hortalizas del Sur S.A. has recalled a lot of Great Value Organic Triple Berry Blend due to potential E. coli O145 contamination. E. coli… The Independent UK · Sep 10
Built in 1816 for Shaker newcomers, its getting second life Kentucky's iconic Shaker residence, over two centuries old, is on the path to a remarkable restoration. This $1.5 million endeavor will culminate in the building’s reopening as a community hub by 2029. Funded through a mix of federal grants and private contributions, this project promises to illuminate the dwelling's compelling… The Times of India · Sep 10
Louisville's Trinity High School Closes Campus Over a Social Media Video as Kentucky Districts Field Threat Reports Trinity High School in Louisville closed Tuesday over a social media video. Kentucky districts are fielding a wave of online threat reports. Medical Daily · Sep 9
McLaughlin: Arizona at BYU Has Playoff Implications Spencer McLaughlin and Locked On BYU' host Jake Hatch discuss BYU's defensive strategy against Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita. SuperWest Sports · Sep 9
Kentucky man develops a life-threatening red meat allergy after a steak sandwich. Now he raises ostriches for a taste of beef A rising concern regarding tick-borne allergies is limiting the consumption of mammal meat for many people. In response, ostrich meat emerges as a nutritious alternative that tastes similar to beef and is rich in iron. With awareness of alpha-gal syndrome on the rise, farmers are expanding their ostrich flocks to… The Economic Times · Sep 7
In 2001, Kentucky flagged 6.5 miles of Triplett Creek for silt and nutrient pollution. 21 years later, monitoring found it met standards and cleared 2 pollution listings Triplett Creek water quality: Triplett Creek's water quality improved significantly after extensive restoration work. Years of planning and conservation efforts led to cleaner water. Nutrients and organic enrichment impairments were removed in 2022. This success followed significant investments through the Clean Water Act Section 319 Program. The Economic Times · Sep 7
Inside Massie's New Epstein Files Push, and the New Mexico Latina Driving Its Local Fight Massie filed a new Epstein files petition, but the bill and its Latina co-author, Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, have been fighting for it since July. Latin Times · Sep 7
Kentucky man allegedly crashed a FedEx truck into his ex-girlfriend’s home, then chased her into the street and stabbed her, police say “There's a lot of victims out there.” We Got This Covered · Sep 6
A Kentucky man with a meat allergy was craving a burger. So he got into ostrich farming U.S. ostrich farmers say they’re finding new customers who developed a red meat allergy triggered by tick bites The Independent UK · Sep 6
A Movie Set, a Warrant, a Mugshot: Matt Bevin's Yearlong Runaround Finally Caught Up With Him Ex-Gov. Matt Bevin was arrested on a Christmas movie set Sept. 3 — and a day later, a judge ordered him to serve his full 60-day sentence. Latin Times · Sep 5
'Cat in the Hat' School Scare, Explained: What's Fake, What's a Felony, and What's Still Unclear An Irish AI hoax has spread to 12 U.S. states, with 10+ minors arrested or detained over fake 'Cat in the Hat' school threats. Here's what's verified. Latin Times · Sep 5
We Got This Covered · Sep 5 Kentucky man speaks out as Zaxby’s per-chicken-wing price doesn’t add up: ‘None of that makes any sense’ The math doesn't "math," but there may be a simple explanation.
The Conversation · Sep 4 Farmer-poet Wendell Berry’s environmental ethics were deeply rooted in his Christian faith and belief in caring for creation For most of his 92 years, Wendell Berry farmed his Lane’s Landing homestead in Henry County, Kentucky, using methods that embraced the land. He preferred draft horses to diesel-powered tractors and used crop rotation and manure fertilizer to naturally nurture his fields.
We Got This Covered · Sep 4 Kentucky man sips his Burger King sweet tea and then looks down. That’s when he notices the blob of orange: ‘Call them ‘slugs’ “You got that BK Kombucha.”
The Independent UK · Sep 4 For many spiritual seekers, author Wendell Berry was a fellow pilgrim and contrarian Wendell Berry, the influential Kentucky author who died this week at 92, inspired many with his deep spiritual vision and his commitment to nature
The Economic Times · Sep 4 In 1989, Kentucky engineers built a 750-foot road base using about 80 tons of ponded fly ash; the 11% ash section was reported to perform well against the conventional control An experimental road base in Kentucky utilized coal plant residue in 1988. Fly ash has been a federal construction material since the 1970s. Encapsulated fly ash in concrete and roads offers safer applications. Decades of data suggest fly ash roads can perform effectively. Proper regulation and monitoring determine successful fly…
The Economic Times · Sep 3 In 2006, Kentucky identified nutrient problems along 12.8 miles of Fleming Creek. 18 years later, monitoring showed the stream could fully support its aquatic life Fleming Creek in northeast Kentucky has moved from nutrient-related impairment to full support for its warm water aquatic habitat designated use following years of monitoring, watershed planning and agricultural conservation. The Kentucky Division of Water listed miles 0.0–12.8 as impaired in the 2006 Integrated Report after monitoring identified elevated nitrate/nitrite…
The Independent UK · Sep 3 Can Democrats flip deep-red seats? Inside the party’s long-shot midterm House strategy Democrats are dreaming of pulling off upsets in what might be called “reach” House districts, where Republicans usually win and likely will again
The Times of India · Sep 3 Two Amazon delivery drivers carried an 85-year-old Kentucky woman’s printer inside; minutes later she stopped breathing and they performed CPR that helped save her life Two Amazon delivery drivers in Covington, Kentucky, helped save the life of an 85-year-old woman who collapsed after they delivered a printer to her home. The drivers had carried the printer inside when she invited them to her balcony. She soon felt dizzy and stopped breathing. One driver performed the…
The Economic Times · Sep 2 University of Kentucky researchers pressure-cooked bourbon stillage into hydrochar; its supercapacitors stored up to 25 times more energy, while another design retained 96% capacity after 10,000 cycles Chemists at the University of Kentucky have pioneered a remarkable technique to recycle bourbon stillage, converting this distillation waste into carbon-rich hydrochar for the creation of advanced supercapacitors. These innovative energy storage devices not only outperform traditional models in energy retention but also exhibit outstanding reliability, maintaining a high level…
The Independent UK · Sep 1 What is the ‘Cat in the Hat’ viral trend that is landing teens in trouble with the law? Authorities in Kentucky and Colorado have cracked down on the trend over concerns about students’ safety
The Economic Times · Sep 1 Dr. Seuss’ ‘Cat in the Hat’ trend sparks school fears in Kentucky and Tennessee as creepy posts name students and schools Dr. Seuss’ iconic Cat in the Hat has taken a disturbing turn online, with creepy AI-generated videos and images spreading across TikTok and Snapchat. Posts linked to the viral trend have reportedly named real students, schools and communities in Kentucky and Tennessee, sometimes alongside threatening messages such as “you’re next.”…