Kentucky State Police warn of bitcoin kiosk scam targeting residents
KSP said once the funds are sent, they are difficult, if not impossible, to recover.
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Beshear signs executive order placing new requirements on potential data centers
The executive action comes as demand for data centers and energy resources continues to increase nationwide, with communities across Kentucky considering how to handle potential large-scale technology projects.
Caverna Schools to host community event on dangers of social media
Organizers said the event is designed for parents, grandparents, caregivers, educators and anyone interested in learning how to better support children as they navigate online spaces.
Kentucky opens applications for U.S. Senate Youth Program
Two Kentucky students will be selected this fall to represent the Commonwealth as delegates in the national program.
Kentucky is still not building enough homes to bridge housing gap, says state housing director
To close the housing supply gap entirely by 2035, one leader said, Kentucky builders would have to roughly double their current rate of construction by building 28,712 units a year.
Community invited to Relay For Life event in Glasgow
Organizers have set a fundraising goal of $7,500.
Glasgow four-way stop study still ongoing, state says
The Transportation Cabinet has not announced when the study is expected to be completed or when its findings will be released.
Barren County turns to consultant for high-intensity tech infrastructure regulations
Reese True has been hired to advise Barren County officials as they develop planning and zoning regulations for future developments, including high-intensity technological infrastructure.
Caverna Preschool earns Kentucky's highest quality rating
Kentucky All STARS is the Commonwealth’s quality rating and improvement system for licensed early childhood education programs.