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The Ohio Valley ReSource marks its fifth anniversary this month. With your help, this collaboration among seven public media stations in three states is still doing the job it set out to do in June, 2016: to tell the untold stories in the under-served parts of our region. -
The journalists of WKMS-FM at Murray State University are the winners of the 2021 Al Smith Award for public service through community journalism by Kentuckians. This is the first time it has gone to broadcasters or a news outlet at a university.
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“The time is at hand for reckoning with the past, recognizing the truth of the present, and moving together to redeem the nation for our future.” —Dr.… -
Four Murray State University journalism and mass communication students have been selected to participate in the first WKMS investigative reporting…
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During Monday’s local “Morning Edition” newscasts, an out-of-date story previously pulled from Kentucky Public Radio aired multiple times. The out-of-date…
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The WKMS Book Club is Back.Last year was tough, but some of us may have found solace in the pages of our favorite reads. We're coming into the new year by…
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It's finally happened. The WKMS backup transmitter from 1979 is no more. And the main trasmitter from 1994 has had some challenges resulting in some…
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David Greene is stepping back from hosting to focus on other projects, his last day will be December 29, 2020.
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It is Women's History Month, and for this story we hear from a few WKMS alumni about their unique experiences at WKMS. Laura York worked at WKMS from 1976…
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We've narrowed down 23 submissions to the top 9 semi-finalists. Now it's up to your vote!The top 4 finalists, decided by your votes, will perform in the…
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Today we hear from WKMS Alumnus Greg Aplin. He attended Murray State and started working as a student in 1979. That spring he was producing the morning…
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April is National Poetry Month and we'll continue the tradition, started by Constance Alexander, of sharing poems from our region on the air each weekday.…
