Education

Kentucky is gearing up for its first season of high school bass fishing.  Next spring, a skillful flick of the wrist for casting a line or reeling in a big one could land students on school teams competing for the state championship. 

 Gov. Bill Haslam will begin his review of the state's college and university systems next week.

Tennessee’s colleges and universities have received a mixed review in a new national report. The state-by-state “Leaders & Laggards” study, prepared by a division of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, gives Tennessee a failing grade in one area because of burdensome state regulations for accreditation. 

Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway was in Washington today announcing a settlement with a company he says was preying on military veterans. 

New data shows Kentucky college graduates will shell out an average of $200 a month for a decade to pay off their student loans.