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Students sue Ky. for failing to provide ‘adequate and equitable public education’
The lawsuit claims the legislature and state education officials are falling short of their constitutional obligations.
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Medicaid rate improvements boosting health of Kentucky hospitals and their patients
State laws boosting Medicaid payments to hospitals are working well, a legislative committee was recently told.
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Hopkinsville’s MLK Day observance will include church service, march and Fisk Jubilee Singers concert
A Sunday afternoon service is planned at Cedar Grove Baptist Church, followed on Monday by the march to the community college ...
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Rep. Jason Petrie to speak at Hopkinsville town hall
State Rep. Jason Petrie, R-Elkton, will speak Tuesday, Jan. 21, at a town hall meeting hosted by Hopkinsville Mayor James R.
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Beshear talks economic momentum – and how Kentucky can keep it going – in Paducah
Towards the end of the program, Beshear handed out ceremonial checks for previously awarded funding to local government ...
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All Kentucky school districts now have policies against corporal punishment
Advocates for children say Kentucky’s legislature should enact a statewide ban on the use of corporal punishment in schools.