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Beshear, abortion rights advocate Hadley Duvall to attend Harris campaign event near Atlanta
Gov. Andy Beshear, a potential candidate for Democratic vice president, is joining Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign volunteers Sunday in the Atlanta metropolitan area for the Weekend of Action in Georgia, which marks 100 days until the general election, according to a release. Along with the governor, Hadley Duvall, a Kentucky abortion-rights advocate...
YMCA of Central Kentucky hosts Back-to-School Rallies
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - In 2011, the YMCA of Central Kentucky partnered with local Back to School Rallies to help kids be ready to start the school year right. Well, 13 years later the event is still going strong. Brandi Doss, Marketing Director of the YMCA of Central Kentucky said “This is just a great way to get the community engaged and excited about the upcoming school year”
Kentucky GOP quick to defend Trump, Vance against Beshear's attacks
(The Center Square) – Less than one year after winning re-election, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has emerged as a potential vice-presidential candidate in the Democratic Party. While he has used that opportunity to attack the Republican ticket, it also opens him up for the same kinds of rebukes, and GOP members in the Bluegrass State have fired back on his claims against President Donald Trump and Ohio U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance. ...
Making genetic progress in the Fescue Belt
“In Kentucky and Tennessee, we’ve been fortunate to have some cost-share dollars that have been going into a genetic improvement program that each of the states has done independently,” said Dr. Darrh Bullock,University of Kentucky extension professor, Lexington. Bullock gave his presentation “Genetic Improvement Programs in the Fescue Belt: Do Incentives Raise the Bar or Just the Price?” during the Beef Improvement Federation (BIF) Symposium June 11 in Knoxville, Tennessee.
KY Authorities Have Discovered Card Skimmers in Retail, Grocery Stores
I don't classify myself as a paranoid person, but I've got to be honest with you, when I first learned of the existence of card skimmers, my paranoia amped up a bit. With progress comes convenience but also nefariousness. It seems every form of new technology developed to make our lives easier can also be manipulated to make our lives, in some cases, a nightmare. And because of identity theft, even more new technology must be created--and rather quickly, too--to counteract the behavior of bad actors.
Kentucky Wildcats Make History at 2024 Paris Olympics with 22 Athletes Representing Six Countries and Six Sports
A record-breaking 22 University of Kentucky student-athletes, alumni, and coaches are set to compete in six sports across six countries at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Opening ceremonies kick off on July 26, with multiple Wildcats participating in the Parade of Nations. This marks the first time a UK athlete...
Play tells stories of Eastern Kentuckians
HARLAN, Ky. (WYMT) - Dozens of people gathered for the Higher Ground 10: Angels Unaware play in Harlan. The cast of Eastern Kentuckians were telling stories many people in the region face. ”All of these are at least inspired by real people,” said Director Kate Handzlick. “Some of those people...
Bowling Green East captures program’s sixth state title, advances to Great Lakes Regional
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Bowling Green East little league squad brought home their sixth ever state championship on Thursday afternoon in Corbin, Kentucky, defeating North Oldham 1-0. News 40’s Cole Scott shares some reaction from the team following an exciting day on the diamond.
Longtime 4H agent, educator retires
HARLAN, Ky. (WYMT) - Raymond Cox has been impacting the lives of children in Harlan County for more than 50 years, serving as an educator and 4-H agent. Harlan County Judge Executive Dan Mosley proclaimed July 26, 2024 as ‘Raymond Cox Day’ in the county. Dozens of friends,...
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