Jul 17
Environment

Study: Kentucky’s Heat Index On The Rise

By Ryan Van Velzer

JCPS Developing Plans To Grow Its Minority Workforce

Education

Currently, the JCPS student body is made up of about 56 percent students of color, while about 16 percent of teachers are people of color.

By Liz Schlemmer

Here Today: Diggin' On Beecher Terrace

Here Today

Archaeologically helps tell a story even older than Beecher Terrace.

By Laura Ellis

Justice John Paul Stevens, A Maverick On The Bench, Dies At 99

Community

Appointed by President Gerald Ford, Stevens was known for his "crafty and genial hand" and as a "judge's judge."

By Nina Totenberg
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Jul 17
Environment
Study: Kentucky’s Heat Index On The Rise
By Ryan Van Velzer
Jul 17
Education
JCPS Developing Plans To Grow Its Minority Workforce
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Jul 16
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Jul 16
Community
Justice John Paul Stevens, A Maverick On The Bench, Dies At 99
By Nina Totenberg
Jul 16
Politics
McConnell Defends Trump After Racist Tweets About Congresswomen
By Ryland Barton
Jul 16
Health
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By Associated Press
Jul 16
Arts and Culture
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Politics
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