Kenton County approves $26 million apartment project
Kenton County is full-steam ahead on developing a new apartment building next to the county’s…
April 26, 2025
- Despite lawmakers’ ‘contradiction’ on virtual school, Beshear lets calamity days bill become law
- Consumers, business owners hold their breath waiting for the Trump tariffs
- More than 5M could lose Medicaid coverage if feds impose work requirements
- Beshear sues to block new state law pushed by conservative Americans for Prosperity
First Black member suspects politics is booting him from KY Fish and Wildlife Commission
The first Black Kentuckian to serve on the board overseeing Kentucky’s fish and wildlife management agency says he’s concerned a bill passed by the Republican-controlled legislature is intended to push him off the board. Senate Bill 245, which Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear has vetoed, could apply only to Jerry Ferrell this year because he is
CPE, colleges and universities launch new initiative to expand credit for prior learning
The Kentucky Student Success Collaborative (KYSSC), a unit of the Council on Postsecondary Education, has…
Kentucky Arts Council accepting artwork submissions for Governor’s Derby Exhibit
The Kentucky Arts Council invites all Kentucky visual artists to submit work for consideration in…
