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Courtesy of Kentucky State ParksA new trail connects what was once Kentucky’s only state park for African Americans to Kenlake State Resort Park. The Kentucky Department of Parks announced the opening of the two-mile trail in Marshall County in a release Monday. -
Criminal justice reform advocates are calling on Louisville officials to address overcrowding and understaffing at the city jail.
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The Murray State University Board of Regents detailed its impending public-private partnership for housing and dining, expanded its parental leave policy and swore in a new member at its quarterly meeting on Friday. -
The American Red Cross is declaring a 'blood emergency', as it goes into the holiday season with the blood supply lower than its been in a decade.
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A review of Nashville’s pandemic response gives the city high marks for how it handled COVID-19, but it finds room to improve coordination with the rest of the state.
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Gov. Bill Lee is granting them clemency — and creating a process for many more to be released early from prison.
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Several COVID-19 metrics saw an increase over the past few weeks, with some of the highest new case counts since October as the omicron variant looms.
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One of the top anti-abortion advocates in the Kentucky legislature is running for a state Supreme Court seat.
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The Calloway County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a Confederate monument in downtown Murray was found defaced with red paint Thursday morning.
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A new coworking space in western Kentucky is set to officially open its doors today. Sprocket is a 9,000 square foot facility located in Paducah’s Coke Plant building. The nonprofit hopes this flexible space will be the home base for area tech companies, small businesses, freelancers and entrepreneurs.
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It’s legal for educators to use pain as a form of discipline in Kentucky public schools. Now the board wants to put more guardrails on the practice.
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Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has won another preliminary ruling striking down a federal vaccine mandate.
