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Three Kentucky high school seniors just earned scholarships from the Glasgow Rotary Club for their outstanding academics and community service. The awards will help fund their college dreams in fields from elementary education to pharmaceutical science.
Over 400 young students in Kentucky just proved they're ready for college-level challenges years ahead of schedule. Western Kentucky University's gifted program recognized these academic standouts who tackled tests designed for students much older than themselves.
When a child became trapped in playground equipment at a Kentucky park, local rescue crews responded quickly and safely freed them. The rescue team is now sharing important safety tips to help families prevent similar playground accidents.
A thermal transfer ribbon manufacturer is investing $6 million to expand its Boone County facility, creating 44 new jobs for Kentucky workers. The move adds to Kentucky's growing economic momentum with over 70,000 jobs created since 2023.
Lexington, Kentucky is becoming a hotspot for filmmakers seeking alternatives to expensive coastal productions, creating thousands of local jobs and pumping millions into the economy. The state's generous tax incentives and signature hospitality are turning Kentucky into Hollywood's new favorite location.
Chris Thompson walked into his school auditorium to thunderous applause, only to discover his students had secretly nominated him for Kentucky's Golden Owl Award. The agriculture teacher who returned to his hometown to inspire the next generation of farmers just won top educator honors for Northern Kentucky.
Glasgow is transforming parks and schools into butterfly havens with 40 new wild spaces opening over the next two years. The £250,000 project aims to reverse declining butterfly and moth populations while connecting communities with nature.
Cherie DeVaux made history as the first female trainer to win the Kentucky Derby in its 152-year run when long shot Golden Tempo charged from behind to claim victory. Jockey Jose Ortiz sealed his dream weekend by winning both the Kentucky Oaks and Derby in back-to-back days.
Kentucky is rolling out its fourth round of electric vehicle charging stations, this time focusing on rural areas and smaller cities that haven't been served yet. With nearly $70 million in federal funding, the state has already opened 12 fast-charging sites and is building a network that works for everyone.
A Kentucky nonprofit is breaking down addiction stigma by inviting the entire community to hear real recovery journeys. Three speakers, including the vice president's mother, will share their stories of hope at a free March 27 event.
Two Dalton firefighters just received recognition for helping rescue nearly 100 people trapped by devastating floods in Kentucky last month. Their team saved more lives than any other task force deployed to the disaster zone.
Kentucky's community college system is proving that higher education doesn't have to mean crushing debt. Three out of four graduates enter the workforce without owing a single dollar.
After 40 years of abandonment, Scotland's largest Victorian greenhouse is getting a second life as a "living ruin" events space. The beloved Glasgow landmark will soon host concerts, cafes, and cultural gatherings just like it did in the 1890s.
Kentucky's largest farm organization is opening applications for scholarships that helped over 600 students last year. The deadline is February 28 for high school seniors whose families are members.
More than 7,000 Kentucky educators completed science-based reading training, and their students are now reaching proficiency faster than ever. Schools with the most trained teachers saw up to 4.26% growth in proficient readers.
Six counties across Kentucky are proving rural and urban communities can unite for climate action, despite political stereotypes. Their regional plan targets major emissions cuts by working together instead of going it alone.
Kentucky is investing nearly $70 million to bring electric vehicle charging stations to rural towns and smaller cities across the state. The expansion will make long-distance EV travel easier for families in areas previously underserved by charging infrastructure.
Researchers in Glasgow discovered how to block a protein that helps liver and bowel cancers grow, potentially saving thousands of lives. The breakthrough targets cancers that hijack the body's natural growth system without harming healthy tissue.
After disappearing from Kentucky, black bears are making a remarkable comeback thanks to decades of conservation work. The population has grown to up to 1,500 bears and continues expanding by 7% each year.
Kentucky just opened its 10th public electric vehicle charging station, and the state is fighting to keep federal funding flowing for more. Governor Andy Beshear says families shouldn't worry about where their next charge is coming from.
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