The pros and cons of having A.I. in the classroom, what WKU's president is looking forward to during the upcoming semester, how Kentucky veterans are benefiting from expanded health benefits, why a Kentucky city wants to be an example when it comes to renewable energy, and several former Wildcats help close out the summer Olympics in Paris in style.
A new state program designed to protect victims of domestic violence sees a 460% increase one year after becoming law, Gov. Beshear releases his tax return, Kentucky Edition goes on the road to hear from state lawmakers at NCSL, the Director of the CDC visits a vaccine clinic in Louisville, and a former Wildcat goes for gold in Paris.
A forced marriage survivor discusses Kentucky's child marriage laws at NCSL, attendees create their own Derby hat, a new caucus is formed in the Kentucky General Assembly, recognizing the Eighth of August, and it's back to school for the state's largest school district.
State lawmakers at the National Conference of State Legislatures heard from U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell and an advisor to President Joe Biden. A Kentucky political expert explains if Vice President Kamala Harris’s new running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, will make a difference in November. Electric vehicle owners have two new recharging options in the state.
Even though Gov. Beshear will not be the Democratic nominee for vice president, he is praising Kamala Harris for picking Gov. Tim Walzf ofMinnesota as her running mate. The 50th anniversary of National Conference of State Legislatures kicks off in Louisville, with sessions on technology, education, the economy, and more. One Kentucky county says “no” to letting businesses sell medical cannabis.
Thousands pour into Louisville for the National Conference of State Legislatures, which brings together legislators and their staff from around the country and abroad. Highlights from the 2024 Fancy Farm Picnic. The musical greats whose song lyrics put western Kentucky on the map are now taking center stage in Central City.
Gov. Andy Beshear cancels some events as Vice President Harris is reportedly close to choosing a running mate, a look at who will and won't be at this year's Fancy Farm picnic, a new way to learn about the contributions of influential Black Kentuckians, and one-on-one with Miss Kentucky 2024.
The Kentucky Lantern reports a Shelby County judge ruled Democratic Representative Richard Henderson is disqualified from appearing on the November ballot because of incorrect paperwork. Political speaking organizer Steven Elder talks about why the Fancy Farm Picnic is still relevant. The growing popularity of the University of Kentucky's Meat Cutting School.
The Herald-Leader newspaper reports Representative Daniel Grossberg, (D) Louisville, is being investigated for "inappropriate interactions with women." Kentucky's distillers lobby state lawmakers to open the market for pre-made cocktails. New emergency room for people experiencing mental and behavioral health issues is the first of its kind in Kentucky.
A Cabinet for Health and Family Services leader tells lawmakers he doesn't have the funding to carry out legislation they passed to better protect children and vulnerable adults. Lexington lands a $500,000 grant for program focused on disrupting gun violence in the city. How a coalition is making sure future generations have access to a key part of bourbon making – white oak trees.
Local county leaders tell lawmakers what the housing shortage looks like in their communities. Former Attorney General Daniel Cameron is set to speak on behalf of former President Donald Trump's campaign at Fancy Farm. A Lexington native is once again bringing home the gold for Team USA.
Kentucky is not considered a swing state in the upcoming presidential election, but Governor Beshear believes it’s not likely to be a factor in Vice President Harris' decision. Why Eastern Kentucky could finally be moving the needle on its housing crisis. Pollinator plots offer a beautiful view and a way to keep Kentucky’s ecosystem healthy.
Governor Andy Beshear fields questions from reporters during his regular Thursday news conference about whether he could become the Democratic candidate for vice president. Scott County breaks ground on new food bank facility. It’s been a decade since the collapse, but the Corvette Museum sinkhole is still a source of fascination.
President Joe Biden has approved a federal disaster declaration for Kentucky after deadly storms hit the state in May. Kentucky Republicans talk about their experience at the Republican National Convention. Many student athletes dream of one day making it to the Olympics and, for University of Louisville athlete Jayden Ulrich, the dream is coming true.
Kentucky delegates are among the numerous state delegations that helped Vice President Kamala Harris secure the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination. Kentucky among top ten states with the most natural disasters, according to data collected from FEMA. One of Kentucky's most high-profile golf tournaments is moving from Nicholasville to Louisville.
Governor Andy Beshear responds to question about whether he would consider being the vice-presidential candidate if Kamala Harris’ campaign asked. Kentucky Democrat talks about the viability of a Kamala Harris-Andy Beshear ticket. A University of Kentucky program is encouraging girls to live physically active lives.
Kentucky Congressman Morgan McGarvey put out a statement saying he believes President Biden should step aside as the Democratic nominee for president. Flood survivors get the opportunity to apply for an affordable, high ground home in Floyd County. Chip Polston, host of Kentucky Life, shares his experience working with comedian Bob Newhart, who passed away Thursday at 94.
GOP nominee for vice president Sen. J.D. Vance says he'll be buried in Kentucky, the state is seeing a rise of pertussis cases, Gov. Beshear takes a position on federal marijuana restrictions, Kentucky's A.G. praises a court ruling regarding Title IX, the correlation between heat waves and headaches, and celebrating 150 years of Derby fashion.
Supporters of Ethan's Law, which expands definition of torture to dogs or cats, were in Frankfort Tuesday for the ceremonial signing of the bill. Goveror Andy Beshear throws his support behnd a federal proposal to ease restrictions on marijuana. Pioneer Playhouse celebrates 75 years of entertaining audiences under the stars.
Lawmakers revisit the merits of DEI programs in higher-ed and question the rollout of a new vehicle registration program, what organizers hope to gain from a new climate conference, helping Black americans with dementia access care, and how some Lexington artists are painting the town.
U.S. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky among those reacting to the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Several new laws, passed by the Kentucky General Assembly, take effect. Some homeowners in the coalfields are rebuilding with clean and affordable energy in mind.
Governor Beshear visiting Japan and South Korea on an economic development trip, U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky says his top priority is to stop a Donald Trump-inspired foreign policy even though he has endorsed the former president and, an Owensboro middle school where students roll up their sleeves and learn by doing.
Governor Andy Beshear responds to the rumors he could end up on the Democratic ticket in 2024, U.S. Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky takes to social media to address what he called conspiracy theories about how his wife died and, Kentucky Edition's trip to Owensboro includes a visit to a world-renowned artist who famously paints portraits upside down in front of massive crowds.
Days after the watchdog agency that oversees the Cabinet for Health and Family Services is shifted to her office, State Auditor Allison Ball demands Governor Andy Beshear’s administration give her office full access to the cabinet's database that tracks child abuse cases and, U.S. Department of Justice holds first listening session on concerns about state's Department of Juvenile Justice.
Judge to determine if a new state law banning certain vaping products violates Kentucky's constitution, Kentuckians warned to keep an eye out for a certain kind of moth and, new exhibit highlights music icon Jerry Garcia’s ties to bluegrass music.
U.S. Rep. James Comer calls on White House doctor to testify, what's left of Hurricane Beryl is barreling toward Kentucky, a new deviced approved by the FDA is helping treat opioid use disorder in Kentucky, and Kentucky Edition goes on the road to Owensboro.
A special episode spotlighting Kentucky State Parks as the parks' system celebrates its 100th anniversary.
A special episode of Kentucky Edition celebrating our nation's independence.
A grassroots organization is challenging Kentucky's election law in federal court, why some rural businesses are embracing solar, tips for staying safe while lighting fireworks, and a look at events happening Around the Commonwealth.
A new domestic violence report breaks down the issue across Kentucky, LMPD's ousted police chief details resignation, how cities are helping homeowners go solar, and celebrating 100 years of Kentucky State Parks.
