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Kentucky Newsmakers 8/25: Berea College President Dr. Cheryl Nixon; Scott Co. Schools Superintendent Billy Parker
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - On the latest edition of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT’s Bill Bryant talks with Berea College President Dr. Cheryl Nixon and Scott County Schools Superintendent Billy Parker. First, We hear from the president of Berea College, Dr. Cheryl Nixon. Berea College is unique in the country and...
UK Martin-Gatton CAFE, Cooperative Extension integral part of Kentucky State Fair
Among funnel cakes, Ferris wheels and award-winning pumpkins, visitors to the Kentucky State Fair found the University of Kentucky. The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment hosted an educational exhibit in AgLand, while Cooperative Extension Service personnel were involved in 4-H Cloverville, running livestock shows, judging competitions and more.
'This is like my family': Center that helps homeless with medical care seeks donations
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A local organization that provides medical care for people experiencing homelessness is in need of your support. "I have kidney failure. I've been having this problem for about nine years now," said Lorenzo Alexander. Alexander recently came to the Center for Respite Care. It's a 20-bed live-in...
WLWT's Courtis Fuller signs off from anchor desk: 'Have a good night and a better day tomorrow'
CINCINNATI — From all the on-air fun, to the most historic moments in our city's history, big community gatherings and five Emmy wins, WLWT News 5 Anchor Courtis Fuller has been a constant on Cincinnati's airwaves and here at WLWT, for almost four decades. WLWT announced that Fuller will...
'A new chapter' | Khalil's restaurant announces closure; here's what's replacing it
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Valley Station business known for its food and entertainment has announced its closure after 13 years. He called the Dixie Highway restaurant a “labor of love” and was proud of what he and his team of employees achieved for more than a decade.
Historic former Northern Kentucky library being transformed into event space
NEWPORT, Ky. (WKRC) - The historic Carnegie Hall in Newport is undergoing renovations which will transform into a beautiful wedding and event venue. DelightMore says it is restoring the former library constructed in 1898 while preserving its character. "We're excited to have something across the river. There are a lot...
Eddyville Police Chief and other officers exposed to opioids during arrest
The Eddyville Police Chief, a Lyon County Deputy, and a KSP detective all had to be treated after being exposed to an unknown opioid during an arrest last week. Lyon County Sheriff's Deputy Josh Travis, Eddyville Police Chief Jordan Parrish, and an unnamed Kentucky State Police detective all had to be administered Narcan on Tuesday after coming in contact with a woman accused of being intoxicated at a convenience store in Eddyville. Travis and Jordan responded to the store to find 50-year-old Mary Gammon of Evansville allegedly extremely intoxicated.
Be prepared for the heat wave this week
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – It may be less than a month before the start of the fall season, but the National Weather Service says we can expect the hottest temperatures of the summer this week in Kentucky, especially Tuesday through Thursday. Temperatures statewide are forecast to be at or...
$500M from EPA will help nonprofit lenders power energy transition in rural Appalachia
Entrepreneurs in Appalachia have ideas for renewable energy projects, but finding funding in rural and low-income areas can be challenging. A new initiative, the Green Bank for Rural America, could help channel funds to small, rural, nonprofit lenders to support projects like community solar arrays, apprenticeships in renewable energy fields and electrified public transit, just […]
Kentucky taking lead in EV industry, but is everyone on board? A guide to our coverage
Kentucky is taking the lead on electric vehicle manufacturing, bringing in billions of dollars in investments. But not everyone is on board with Kentucky's transition to the "EV Capital of the U.S." Over the past few months, The Courier Journal has taken an in-depth look at the growing pains of EV manufacturing in...
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