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WKMS/Asia BurnettThe WKMS News Team collected many Impact Broadcast Awards last month in Lexington from the Kentucky Broadcasters Association. -
J. Tyler FranklinThe Kentucky Public Radio Network (KPR), a collaborative of public media outlets in the bluegrass state, has hired veteran political journalist Joe Sonka as its first enterprise political reporter.
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As your station, WKMS is here to bring you the latest news AND music discovery. And this week, we can bring you tickets to the ROMP Bluegrass Festival in Owensboro too!
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The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) announced the winners of the Region 8 Edward R. Murrow Awards — including an award for WKMS in the Breaking News Coverage category of the Small Market Radio division.
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The Kentucky Public Radio Network has hired Divya Karthikeyan to be its new Capitol reporter.
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WKMS is proud to announce another set of awards for its newsroom. The Kentucky Broadcasters Association notified WKMS that its work in 2021 for Murray State’s listener-supported public radio service has taken home many Impact Broadcast Awards.
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WKMS Station Manager Chad Lampe has been appointed chair-elect of the Kentucky Broadcasters Association Board of Directors.
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In honor of Women's History Month, the ladies of WKMS are taking to the airwaves from 11 to noon every Friday in March. There will be sets from female artists celebrating women, short interviews with women of all ages from the region and general female comradery and empowering others.
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April is National Poetry Month and we'll continue the tradition, started by Constance Alexander, of sharing poems from you on the air each weekday.
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WKMS is deepening its commitment to tornado impacted communities in our region with the addition of a reporter for the next nine months whose primary job will be to cover ongoing recovery efforts in the communities most impacted by the December 10th tornado that claimed 77 lives and devastated Mayfield, Dawson Springs and other communities in our region.
