Beshear appoints Glasgow resident to state medical imaging board
Brandon Judd replaces Kelsey Boswell, whose term has expired, and will serve through Oct. 31, 2030.
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BRASS: For domestic violence survivors, safety can take years
Founded in 1980, the nonprofit serves the Barren River Area Development District, which includes 10 counties.
Barren County educator named to Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame Class of 2026
Dorothy McCubbin spent 37 years working in Barren County in a variety of teaching and administrative roles before retiring.
What Kentucky voters need to know before Election Day
Kentucky voters have several options for casting a ballot in the Nov. 3 general election, but the deadlines differ depending on how they plan to vote.
Cumberland County animal control officer receives 2026 award
Since joining the county’s animal control team, Groce has more than doubled the number of dog and cat adoptions in Cumberland County, according to the Fiscal Court.
Kentucky’s drug czar to retire after 22 years on the job
During Ingram’s time with the Office of Drug Control Policy, overdose deaths took a downward turn.
Rainfall from hurricane remnants could bring up to 3 inches to Kentucky this weekend
The National Weather Service in Louisville said Thursday that most areas could receive between 0.75 and 1.5 inches of rain, with some locations in southern and central Kentucky potentially seeing up to 3 inches.
What to know about the constitutional amendment on Kentucky ballots this fall
The proposal would limit when a governor can grant pardons or reduce criminal sentences.
Hayden Phillips remembered for his family, service and life
The day that began with hundreds gathered to remember a trooper ended with hundreds standing quietly to remember a husband, a father, a farmer and a man whose life meant something to far more people than those who knew him at home.