By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter They come from Korea, Japan, Sweden, Ecuador, Germany and England. “We have about 350 ...

One after another, gun violence survivors and anti-violence advocates told their stories in the Kentucky Capitol rotunda ...

Gateway Community and Technical College’s EMS Education Program and St. Elizabeth Healthcare have announced an new ...

Protect Our Schools KY, the group behind the defeat of Amendment 2 in last year’s election cycle, on Wednesday officially relaunched with a new mission. The group unites public education advocates and ...

Kentucky Chamber Center for Policy and Research Executive Director Dr. Charles Aull released a new policy brief this week providing insight on last year’s increase in the state’s unemployment rate.

By Tessa Redmond Kentucky Today The March for Life at the State Capitol, originally scheduled this week, was postponed until ...

In recognition of Heart Month in February, The Cincinnati/Dayton division of Kroger is teaming up with the Cincinnati chapter ...

By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service As opioid settlement money continues to flow into Kentucky, counties are having to make ...

Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center recently announced receipt of a grant of $35,000 from the Charles H. Dater Foundation. The Dater Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations in the Greater ...

With the legislature currently in session, testosterone flows freely in Frankfort as the Republican super-majority flexes its ...

February is Financial Aid Awareness Month, and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority’s (KHEAA) FAFSA February ...

Madness is just around the corner. After Tuesday night’s 75-64 upset of No. 5 Tennessee in a Top 15 hoops showdown, the ...