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A new report claims if child care were more available and affordable in Kentucky, around 16,000 to 28,000 people could join or rejoin the state's workforce, adding up to $600 million to the economy. -
Officials said teachers are utilizing A.I. in ways that can save them about six weeks of planning per school year. -
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Commercial strawberry growers across the southeastern United States are reeling after a new fungal disease has ravished their crops. -
Workers at BlueOval SK, an electric vehicle battery manufacturer, will vote on forming a union at a plant in Kentucky this week. -
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Since 2014, “The Reader’s Notebook” has been researched, written, and hosted by J. D. Reeder, a retired educator, historian, and writer. -
Kentuckians and local elected officials do not agree with a proposal to build two new gas plants to meet demand from future data centers in the Commonwealth. -
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According to a 2024 FBI report, Kentuckians lose more than $74 million a year to scams. -
Secretary of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Dr. Steven Stack, said cigarette smoking is the number one preventable cause of death and disease in the nation.
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Morehead State Public Radio will celebrate the Labor Day weekend with special programs. -
While many analysts report an unpredictable and volatile national economy, the Morehead-Rowan County Chamber of Commerce has released a report showing improvements in the local economy. -
The Kentucky Beverage Association gathered to advocate for non-alcoholic beverages to be kept as part of the SNAP program. -
This month, the nonprofit organization Shaping Our Appalachian Region is holding their annual summit to encourage growth and development in the region. -
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A recent executive order may affect the development of any future sites. -
Students and faculty alike are preparing for a new school year at Morehead State University. -
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Representatives from Kentucky’s Council on Post-Secondary Education recently testified that institutions across the state have begun to embrace A.I. to the fullest. -
The Community Advisory Board for Morehead State Public Radio (WMKY) will conduct its quarterly meeting on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, at 5:30 p.m.
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“Always an Eagle,” celebrates the unique stories of Morehead State’s alumni and their lifelong connection to MSU. Hosted by retiree Rick Hesterberg (Class of 1980), this series takes listeners on a journey through the personal and professional lives of Eagles around the world who have carried their blue and gold spirit into careers, communities, and achievements across all fields.
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