Kentucky's public and independent colleges and universities conferred a record 70,146 degrees and credentials during the 2016-17 academic year. … [Read more...]
State Sets Record For College Credentials
Fugitive Kentucky Lawyer Had Help In His Escape
A federal indictment claims a fugitive Kentucky lawyer involved in a Social Security fraud case had help in the escape plot he hatched a year before his disappearance. … [Read more...]
State Officials Planning Great ShakeOut Drill
State preparedness officials across 14 states are planning a earthquake drill this Thursday (10/19) which is named the Great Central U.S. ShakeOut Earthquake Drill. … [Read more...]
Governor Unveils A Plan To Resolve Pension Problem
Governor Matt Bevin unveiled “Keeping the Promise,” a comprehensive plan addressing Kentucky’s $40 billion public pension problem. … [Read more...]
Crews Remove Lexington Monuments
Kentucky's second largest city has begun moving statutes of two Confederate statues. … [Read more...]
River Fest Returns For Success
After a year break, River Fest regained its success as the annual fall festival in Brandenburg and gained a renewed breathe of life by the Meade County Arts Council. … [Read more...]
Langdon Named As Police Chief
The Leitchfield City Council voted to approve Bryan Langdon as Police Chief during a meeting Monday (10/16). … [Read more...]
Judge: University Should Let Attorney General View Documents
A judge has ordered Kentucky State University to let the attorney general examine some documents about alleged sexual misconduct of some of the school's employees. … [Read more...]
UofL Enrollment Survives Multiple Scandals
Statistics show that the University of Louisville's enrollment and growth have been relatively unscathed so far during a series of scandals at the school. … [Read more...]
Two Men Arrested In Grayson County Theft
Police in Grayson County are investigating after arresting two men who stole a trailer and jet ski. … [Read more...]