-
Plans for a public-private partnership between Murray State University, a nonprofit and a developer to improve campus dining and housing facilities moved forward Thursday. -
MChe Lee/UnsplashFor local Moms Demand Action volunteer LeeAnn Hewlett, Wednesday morning’s ride to drop off her second grader felt different. Usually, it’s filled with music or a fun conversation. This time, it revolved around the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
-
A new Murray sidewalk project expected to help connect local campuses, residential areas and churches is getting a boost from state funding. -
A Canadian company making new electricity distribution technology is taking over a former engine plant in Murray with plans to create 150 full-time jobs.
-
The Tennessee Human Rights Commission will look a lot different this fall after state lawmakers gutted the board. The move comes after complaints involving the agency’s former director, who resigned while being investigated for misconduct.
-
Members of Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee met Tuesday to respond to an investigative report showing decades of sex abuse cover-ups.
-
A number of counties’ primary election results will be getting a statutorily-mandated once-over from Kentucky’s attorney general’s office. Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Tuesday that 12 counties were randomly selected to go through post-primary election audits, including Boyd, Graves, Grayson, Hopkins, Jackson, Madison, Metcalfe, Monroe, Nicholas, Pendleton, Powell and Rockcastle.
-
A group focused on guiding the future of Mayfield as it rebuilds after the December tornado outbreak through community voices met Monday night to discuss their goals and next steps of their work.
-
One ton of coal was valued at about $85 last May. Now, it’s worth nearly four times as much, hovering at about $320.
-
Owensboro Transit put a new bus on the road on Monday - it’s all electric. The city's first electric bus will cut down on harmful emissions. All costs were covered by federal and state funds.
-
Booker has already made history as the first Black nominee in a federal election in Kentucky. But he’s hoping his candidacy will do more.
-
Noah Thompson, a 20-year-old construction worker from a small town in eastern Kentucky, won American Idol on Sunday night.
