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visits sound designer, Randy Thom (TOM), in Marin County, California. Thom has designed sound for films including THE RIGHT STUFF and APOCALYPSE NOW. Many of the sound effects he creates are not made from actual sound of the elements they represent--for instance a train is not always a train.

Kentucky is a business-friendly state when it comes to taxes. That’s according to a study authorized by the Legislative Research Commission and conducted…

By Angela HattonPembroke. KY – At least ten people were hurt during severe storms Monday. Christian County Emergency Management Director Randy Graham says…

The luggage was unaccompanied on an international flight re-entering the U.S. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is now in possession of the skull.

NPR's Ailsa Chang talks with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ken Armstrong.

By Tony McVeighFrankfort, KY – 60% of Kentucky schools are meeting math, reading and other goals of the federal No Child Left Behind Act. But that's down…

By Lisa AutryFrankfort, KY – Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson says he has raised more than 600-thousand dollars toward a possible run for U-S…

Journalist Michael Weisskopf is the senior correspondent for the Washington bureau of Time magazine. In 2003, while on assignment in Baghdad, he threw a live Iraqi grenade from the back of an open Humvee. He saved himself, four soldiers and Time's photographer, but lost his hand. Weisskopf's new book is Blood Brothers: Among the Soldiers of Ward 57.

between the Justice Department and Nationwide Insurance, whereby Nationwide will invest more than $13 million in minority housing in 10 cities. Attorney General Janet Reno announced the settlement yesterday, calling it the largest ever under the federal Fair Housing Act. Nationwide also agreed to make insurance more available and affordable to homeowners in minority neighborhoods.

for the pilot and plane that disappeared during a training mission almost two weeks ago. Air Force investigators have concentrated their search on 10 square miles of a mountain range in central Colorado. The area's deep ravines, heavy timber and snow cover have hampered the search...which has used sophisticated military technology like satellites and spy planes.