All Posts
-
Burgin city council member walks out to stop a vote for a proposed data center project
A second attempt to annex property for a Mercer County data center failed during a Sept. 8 Burgin City Council meeting.
-
6 orchards in Kentucky where you can pick your own apples this fall
Discover the orchards in Kentucky where you can pick your own apples, plus what varieties to look for and why it pays to check before you go.
-
Nonprofit creates scholarship program fueled by federal tax credit for Kentucky students
A statewide nonprofit organization has been established to oversee educational scholarships for Kentucky public and private school students under a future federal tax credit program.
-
8 places to see Kentucky’s best fall color in 2026
From mid-October to early November, fall colors move from the Appalachian Mountains to western lakes, creating a long season for scenic drives and weekend trips.
-
Kentucky approved for FEMA help tied to June storms
Twenty Kentucky counties impacted by June’s severe weather will be eligible to receive a chunk of FEMA public assistance funding to help rebuild, per announcements from Rep. Andy Barr and President Donald Trump.
-
Kentucky writer, farmer and advocate Wendell Berry dies at 92
A lover of forests, Wendell Berry—the farmer, author, and former English professor—died Aug. 31 at his home in Port Royal. He was 92.
-
ICE awards $16.7M contract to buy 6,000 pairs of gloves that deliver electric shocks
ICE moved forward with the shock glove purchase despite opposition from civil rights advocates and Democratic members of Congress, who said ICE officers cannot be trusted to use them appropriately.
-
A Kentucky law meant to increase housing is now being wielded by a data center developer
A 2025 Kentucky law was meant to limit who could sue to block a housing development. Could it also be used to make it easier to greenlight a data center?
-
Shop local, support inclusion: Kentucky businesses creating jobs for people with disabilities
From Churchill Downs and UPS to local restaurants and a dog treat company, these Kentucky businesses are creating more inclusive workplaces.
-
The ‘Family Safety’ Pretense: Flock Cameras and Northern Kentucky Parks
Northern Kentucky residents pushed back hard against AI-powered surveillance cameras like Flock. And in some cities, they won.
