The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

The nationwide teacher shortage is also being felt in Kentucky. Over the past few years the number of student enrolling in teacher preparation programs has been on the decline.

The Governor’s School for the Arts is accepting applications from Kentucky high school students for the 2023 summer program.

More changes are coming to the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice.

Announcement of RISE, a special series documenting the complex impact of the July 28, 2022 flash flood on the present realities and future of eastern Kentucky. | Working to reverse a shortage of teachers in Kentucky classrooms: outgoing UK Dean of Education Julian Vasquez Heilig, guest of education series host…

Hamlets in the central Kentucky bluegrass area were rural communities developed by Black people from the 1800’s to the 1920’s.

A Texas Democrat is proposing a constitutional amendment stopping future abortion restrictions. Voters would have to approve it — but Republican lawmakers aren’t likely to put it in front of them.

A study is being conducted to find flood mitigation strategies in eastern Kentucky.

Chris Bullock has a lot to be grateful for as she decorates her new home for Christmas

Kentucky AG Cameron claims ‘victory’ over Vanguard’s decision to leave climate initiative

Wawa is scouting new store sites in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, with the first gas-and-sandwich convenience stores under the flying-goose signs to be announced next year and opened after 2025, the company said Wednesday.

Today’s Interview: Governor and First Lady Beshear collect Christmas gifts for eastern Kentucky kids