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  • Guru Glattstein
    By Kate LochteMurray, KY – Two nationally respected gardening professionals are featured speakers for the Purchase Area Master Gardener's Garden Gurus…
  • MAC - Bobby
    By Bryan BartlettMurray, KY – In the film "Bobby," actor and now writer/director, Emilio Estevez revisits the night of June 6,1968, when Senator Robert F.…
  • Denise and Johanna
    Catfish to Caviar-Fancy Food on a Budget
    By Rhodes and GordonMurray, Ky – This week on Catfish to Caviar find out how to serve lobster at your next dinner party without busting your budget.Click…
  • Dr. Joe Fuhrmann
    WW II and America's Money
    By Joe FuhrmannMurray, KY – The United States has been a world superpower for many decades; Dr. Joe Fuhrmann associates America's power with its use of…
  • Nurse Practitioners Open Private Practice
    By Nicole ErwinMurray, KY – Murray Calloway County Hospital is seeing changes inside and outside of its building, including a new private practice-unlike…
  • Kentucky's Department of Community Based Services Commissioner Resigns
    The commissioner of Kentucky’s Department of Community Based Services, which provides various welfare services like foster care and child protection, is…
  • Michael Haley of the New York Islanders fights Stu Bickel of the New York Rangers in the first period of an NHL game at Madison Square Garden in New York City, Dec. 26.
    Dear NHL: Hit The Puck, Not The Players
    Commentator Frank Deford suggests a New Year's resolution for the National Hockey League: No more fighting.
  • A harbor porpoise comes up for air near the Golden Gate Bridge. The porpoises are returning to the bay in growing numbers after a 60-year absence.
    60 Years After Leaving, Porpoises Again Play In SF Bay
    Harbor porpoises are showing up in growing numbers under the Golden Gate Bridge. Six decades ago, they were driven away in part by wartime activities and poor water quality; now, researchers are trying to understand why they're returning.
  • Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney chat after finishing a GOP debate in Sioux City, Iowa, earlier this month.
    Reversal On Health Mandate Came Late For Gingrich And Romney
    Both Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney once supported the requirement that almost everyone have health coverage — a key plank of the federal overhaul. And both GOP presidential hopefuls stuck with that position a lot longer than you might realize.
  • Eric Goosby, United States Global AIDS coordinator, says field testing is necessary and urgent to determine if HIV testing-and-treating services are feasible.
    Antiviral Drugs Sparkle In The Race To End AIDS
    AIDS researchers dealt the disease a major blow in 2011 by showing that antiviral drugs not only save the lives of infected people, they also stop them from spreading the virus.
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