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NPR reports the FBI has identified around 100 Muslim extremists in the US military. Kentucky ~ Half a dozen Kentucky State Park lodges are turning 50…

The baby's father, who was also in the theater, remains in critical condition.

There were 352,000 first-time claims for unemployment insurance, up by 4,000 from the week before. The early analysis: It's a sign that the labor market's recovery, while slow, is continuing.

Scarf this down. A Spanish study is showing overweight people who ate most of their calories before 3 p.m. lost significantly more weight than their…

By Todd Hattonhttp://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wkms/local-wkms-950439.mp3Paducah, KY – In his most recent State of the Union Address,…

By Shelly Baskin/Courier-JournalLouisville, KY – A new poll shows incumbent Democratic Governor Steve Beshear has increased his lead over Republican…

By Devin Katayama/KPRLexington, KY – Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holiday says international trips paid for by an education foundation did not…

NPR reports officials are trying to contain an outbreak of whooping cough in the Pacific Northwest. Kentucky ~ Time is running out for Kentucky investors…

By Angela HattonFrankfort, Ky – Kentucky's dropout rate ticked up slightly in 2010, despite a statewide push for dropout prevention. The Kentucky…

CHRISTOPHER JOYCE. He has just written a book, "Earthly Goods" (Little, Brown and Company)" about searching for medicinal plants in rainforests. CHRISTOPHER JOYCE will talk about the history of seeking drugs in the rainforests, and the recent attempt of pharmaceutical companies, medical researchers, and anthropoligists, to preserve the rainforests and comb them for AIDS, alzheimers and diabetes cures. JOYCE is also the founder and editor of the U.S. bureau of "New Scientist" magazine, and is currently a reporter and editor for National Public Radio