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The Commonwealth has joined nine other states in a lawsuit against the federal government. -
CNN/Gov. Andy Beshear joined veterans, state and local officials to designate the route from Camp Nelson in Jessamine County to the Kentucky/Ohio border at Mays Lick as the Brigadier General Charles Young Memorial Historical Corridor.
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The Kentucky Arts Council has awarded more than $170,000 to several schools, arts organizations and individual artists in as part of an effort to help in the recovery after the December 2021 tornadoes in western Kentucky and the July 2022 floods in eastern Kentucky. -
The six-part series features an hour of Americana music with a focus on old-time, traditional, folk, bluegrass, and country music. MSPR will repeat each program in the summer series through Aug. 20. The first program will air at 11 a.m. on Sunday, June 4.
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The city of Ashland is happy to announce it has been awarded a Brownfields Assessment Grant by the Environmental Protection Agency in the amount of $500,000.
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Morehead State Public Radio (MSPR) recently installed two new audio control boards at the station, allowing student workers to learn to use the latest broadcast technology.
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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reminds motorists to watch for lane closures, delays, and traffic changes in state highway work zones.
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Kentuckians are reminded to buckle up and properly secure children in car seats or boosters during the annual Click It or Ticket campaign, which coincides with the Memorial Day holiday, running May 22 – June 4.
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Kentucky Blood Center will celebrate its 55th anniversary of lifesaving work on Sunday, May 21. The organization, which was originally housed in the basement of the Pancake House on South Limestone Street to provide a stable blood supply for six Lexington hospitals, has expanded today to provide life-saving blood to more than 70 hospitals throughout the Commonwealth.
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After the passing of Molly C. McBride, Molly's parents, Dr. Scott McBride and Jill McBride, created a scholarship fund through the Morehead State University Foundation to honor her legacy. Thanks to the support of a host of family and friends, the Molly C. McBride Memorial Scholarship Endowment has received over $57,000 in contributions since its inception.
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Morehead State University honored nearly 800 graduates at ceremonies on May 13.
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“The interstate highway system was planned with rest areas along the way as a convenience. Now, they’re a necessity,” said Transportation Cabinet Secretary Jim Gray, whose agency annually presents the Best Maintained Rest Area Award. “It sends a message about our state when we can offer visitors a clean, safe facility in which everything is in working order.”
