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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...
How is Kentucky's anti-street camping law going in Northern Kentucky?
The parking lot outside the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky has become a haven for people who have no other place to sleep but their cars lately. Executive Director Kim Webb says that's because people experiencing homelessness in the region are worried they'll be cited or arrested for not having housing under the state's month-old Safer Kentucky Act.
Man suspected of being on drugs jumps through Ky. store’s front glass, police say
DANVILLE, Ky. (WKYT) - A man is accused of jumping through the front glass of a Kentucky business while trying to get away from police. According to the Danville Police Department, officers were called early Sunday morning to Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center for a call about a man in the emergency room parking lot who may be under the influence.
Mark Stoops breaks down Week 1 depth chart, provides injury updates
LEXINGTON - Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops opened Week 1 game week by meeting with the media inside Kroger Field Monday. "I think it's fair to say that it's nice walking into the office on Monday morning and it officially being game week," Stoops said. "I get asked 2.000 times in the offseason if I'm ready for the season and I'm absolutely not ready until we get to this point."
Small Towns Doing Big Things: Free Summer Concert Series in Park City Continues
Park City’s summer concert series at Bell’s Tavern Park continued with a lively performance from “The Daddy-Os,” a band known for their energetic takes on classic hits. The August concert, which began at 5:30 p.m. with music kicking off around 6:00 p.m., attracted a crowd eager to hear a musical journey through the decades.
Caroline’s Carts Now Available at Owensboro Wal-Marts Make Shopping More Accessible
A couple of months ago, a friend of mine made a social media post about shopping with their child. It brought awareness to a topic that some folks may not ever think of. Shopping inclusivity. Sometimes kiddos don't understand the importance of staying close to their parents in busy stores like super markets or crowded places.
Kentucky dispute headed to court over access to database that tracks handling of abuse cases
Kentucky's auditor asked a court on Monday to resolve a dispute over access to a database that tracks the state's handling of abuse and neglect cases involving its most vulnerable citizens.
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...
Fort Campbell to conduct post-wide full-scale exercise this week
FORT CAMPBELL, KY – Fort Campbell will conduct a post-wide full-scale exercise Wednesday, Aug. 28. Fort Campbell typically conducts annual full-scale exercises designed to test the installation’s emergency preparedness in response to realistic scenarios. “Exercises like this are essential in identifying strengths and areas for improvement,” said Brian...
Blak Koffee’s second location will open in September
Blak Koffee (at Facebook) is embarking on its second location. The business opened during the summer of 2023 in the Russell neighborhood, and the new shop is in Parkland, just to the south. Here’s the story:. Blak Koffee owner reveals opening date for new location in the Goodwill Opportunity...
Vote for the Louisville-area high school Student of the Week
The Courier Journal High School Student of the Week is back with our first nominees of the new school year. These four seniors are leaders and role models. Read about them and help select the best of the best. Voting is open until noon Thursday, Aug. 29. You can vote at the bottom...
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