Glasgow High student selected to serve on Kentucky Board of Education
In addition to serving on the Kentucky Board of Education, Brooking will participate in the Commissioner’s Student Advisory Council.
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KET’s Renee Shaw to retire from the public television network at the end of July
She’s been named a Kentucky Colonel twice — by former Republican Gov. Ernie Fletcher and by Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear — for her noteworthy accomplishments and service to Kentucky.
A Mercer County city wants to annex land for a potential data center. Another city has concerns.
In addition, the county’s planning and zoning commission is also holding a public hearing on July 23 on a draft ordinance to site and regulate data center construction in the county.
Beshear appoints Adkins to Kentucky State Fair Board
Adkins, a former Kentucky Democratic House floor leader, will serve an unexpired term that ends June 28, 2029.
Prosecutors warn fleeing police now carries mandatory prison time in Kentucky
The Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office is encouraging drivers, and especially parents of teenage and young adult drivers, to discuss the consequences of fleeing police.
Kentucky politicians, mostly Republicans, confirm they will speak at Fancy Farm Picnic
This year’s emcee is Dave Baker, a longtime broadcaster whose career has spanned more than four decades at WKYT in Lexington.
Glasgow’s SOKY Lady Soldiers complete championship run with walk-off win
The team represents players from Allen, Barren, Hart, Hardin, Warren, Fayette and Russell counties.
Adkins, senior adviser to Beshear, leaving Kentucky governor’s administration
After April launch, Coleman raises $303K for gubernatorial election bid
Dozens of new Kentucky laws take effect this week. Here’s what changes
New laws will impact gaming, schools, criminal justice, first responders and more beginning July 15.