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Kentucky Parks Commissioner seeking budget support for facility and recreational upgrades

The Kentucky House has adopted its version of a two-year state budget. Still to be determined is what will be in a Senate budget plan. One of many interested onlookers is the head of Kentucky state parks.

WEKU · Feb 20, 2024

Transportation advocacy group seeing the need for modified funding support for Kentucky highway proj

Several bills given committee consideration in Frankfort this legislative session carry a transportation connection. There are also transportation budget issues. One ongoing question focuses on how to support new pavement and maintenance in a time of electric vehicles.

WEKU · Feb 20, 2024

Kentucky and federal officials break ground on the first EV charging station in the southeast U.S. I

The station was made possible due to National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program funds.

WEKU · Feb 20, 2024

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Kentucky drought-free for first time since last May

After plenty of rain recently, Kentucky is drought-free. That’s according to the latest map from the National Centers for Environmental Information.

WEKU · Feb 19, 2024

Today's Interview: Kentucky author Jayne Moore Waldrop

Arts contributor Kate Savage talks to Kentucky author Jayne Moore Waldrop about her latest book.

WEKU · Feb 19, 2024

Bus driver buys pajamas for boy who missed Pajama Day

Discover how Kentucky bus driver Larry Farrish Jr. went above and beyond to make a first grader's day special by surprising him with pajamas.

State lawmakers considering adjustments to higher ed performance funding

The performance funding formula for Kentucky’s public universities is receiving scrutiny in Frankfort. Lawmakers are considering modifications to the formula during the current legislative session.

WEKU · Feb 16, 2024

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Anti-recording agriculture bill passes Kentucky Senate

Recording without permission would be a class B misdemeanor under the bill, which can result in 90 days of jail time, a $250 fine or both. It moved to the Senate floor after being passed by the Committee on Agriculture Tuesday.

WEKU · Feb 15, 2024

State, CDC report spike in syphilis cases across KY

The Kentucky Department of Public Health is warning of a rise in syphilis cases throughout the Commonwealth. It’s reporting 2,032 cases from 2020 to 2022, equal to a 77 percent increase in cases during that time period.

WEKU · Feb 15, 2024

Kentucky AG files opioid lawsuit against Kroger

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has filed a civil suit against Kroger for its alleged role in the state’s opioid crisis.

WEKU · Feb 14, 2024

Two KY musicians connect African American music to mountain music of Appalachia and Kentucky

Two KY musicians explore cultural connections between African American music and mountain music of Appalachia and Kentucky

WEKU · Feb 14, 2024

2024 NFL combine full prospect list

Check out the 321 players invited to the 2024 NFL combine.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Feb 14, 2024

Kentucky Governor announces new Build-Ready site in Jackson County

This announcement came as the Governor highlighted the continued momentum of the commonwealth’s site development and speed-to-market initiatives.

WEKU · Feb 13, 2024

Kentucky schools are looking for answers to absentee problems

Kentucky schools are facing struggles with absenteeism because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

WEKU · Feb 13, 2024

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USA Today Sports Media Group · Feb 13, 2024

321 college prospects invited to 2024 NFL Scouting Combine

321 college prospects have been invited to the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine. Check out the the full list of prospects..

WEKU · Feb 13, 2024

Officials make selection for art piece in front of Lexington jail

A Kentucky artist has been chosen to create a sculpture piece to be located near the Fayette County jail.

WEKU · Feb 12, 2024

Homeless advocate says Kentucky legislators' opinions on HB 5 may have been changed by lunch with ho

A lunch shared by state lawmakers and homeless persons may alter the final version of House Bill 5. That’s according to Ginny Ramsey, director of Lexington’s Catholic Action Council.

International Business Times · Feb 12, 2024

10 Most Conservative States In The US: Ranking Territories By Ideology

From the rugged terrain of Wyoming to the southern charm of Mississippi, these states boast a significant conservative majority, often surpassing liberals by notable margins.

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WEKU · Feb 11, 2024

Loosening pseudoephedrine purchase restrictions up for consideration in Frankfort

Legislation to loosen time restrictions on the over-the-counter purchase of a popular decongestant is before the Kentucky House.

Ballotpedia · Feb 10, 2024

Six U.S. House primaries are contested in Kentucky this year—the fewest since 2016

This year’s filing deadline for candidates running for Congress in Kentucky was Jan. 5, 2024.

Kentucky moms claim drugging and rape at Bahamas resort contested

Two Kentucky moms claim they were drugged and raped at a Bahamas resort, but the resort denies the allegations, stating their version does not match the su...

WEKU · Feb 9, 2024

Modified bill opening up Kentucky to autonomous vehicles moves on down the road

Legislation paving the way for autonomous vehicles on Kentucky roads is once again before state lawmakers. It emerged from a House committee Thursday.

WEKU · Feb 8, 2024

Paris, Ky. public school students prep for ‘Super Bowl Monday’

Public school students in Paris, Kentucky won’t have to worry about getting up early for school the morning after the Super Bowl. Paris Independent Schools Superintendent Stephen McCauley said the school board’s calendar committee recommended they swap President’s Day for what’s been dubbed Super Bowl Monday.

Two tourists allegedly drugged and raped in the Bahamas

This article discusses a recent incident in the Bahamas where Kentucky mothers were allegedly drugged and raped, highlighting the U.S. travel advisory and ...

WEKU · Feb 8, 2024

Leaders from two different political parties agree on pace in the Kentucky Senate

The Republican and Democratic leaders in the Kentucky Senate are offering generally positive comments about the legislative pace so far. Both admit there’s likely to be more heavier orders of the day as the session draws to a close later this spring.

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