Jan 22 Economy Hemp Prices Crash, Leaving Ohio Valley Farmers Feeling Burned With a growing boom, the price of CBD-rich hemp has crashed, dropping more than 75 percent in just 6 months. By Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Jan 22 Economy Hemp Prices Crash, Leaving Ohio Valley Farmers Feeling Burned Liam Niemeyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jan 21 National News Trump Impeachment Trial Recap: Republicans Balk At McConnell Over Session Rules The Senate majority leader's own members didn't want to go along with his first vision for the procedure in the impeachment trial. But the GOP did reject calls for more witnesses and evidence. By Deirdre Walsh, NPR and Philip Ewing, NPR Jan 21 National News Republicans Balk At McConnell Over Session Rules Deirdre Walsh, NPR and Philip Ewing, NPR
Jan 21 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Advance Bill Funding U of L’s Jewish Hospital Purchase Supporters of U of L’s purchase of the Jewish Hospital system have lowered their request for state funding from $50 million to $35 million. By Ryland Barton Jan 21 Kentucky Politics Lawmakers Advance Bill Funding U of L's Jewish Hospital Purchase Ryland Barton
Jan 21 Environment Duck Stamps Fund New Wildlife Refuge In West Kentucky Funds from duck-themed postage stamps will now help raise money for a newly established wildlife refuge in Henderson, Kentucky. By Ryan Van Velzer Jan 21 Environment Duck Stamps Fund New Wildlife Refuge In West Kentucky Ryan Van Velzer
Jan 21 Health Why Raising The Smoking Age To 21 May Not Be Enough The new national age limit for smoking is 21, but some health advocates want more. By Natalie Krebs, Side Effects Public Media and Carter Barrett, Side Effects Public Media Jan 21 Health Why Raising The Smoking Age To 21 May Not Be Enough Natalie Krebs, Side Effects Public Media and Carter Barrett, Side Effects Public Media
Jan 21 National News WATCH: Senate Impeachment Trial Begins With Fight Over Rules Before the House makes the case about the articles of impeachment, the Senate needs to pass a resolution governing how the trial will work. By Deirdre Walsh, NPR Jan 21 National News WATCH: Senate Impeachment Trial Begins With Fight Over Rules Deirdre Walsh, NPR
Jan 21 Environment Kentucky Leads The Country In 2020 Coal Retirements Two of this year's largest coal-fired power plant retirements in the U.S. are happening in Kentucky. By Ryan Van Velzer Jan 21 Environment Kentucky Leads The Country In 2020 Coal Retirements Ryan Van Velzer
Jan 20 National News McConnell Lays Out Plan For Senate Impeachment Trial Procedure The Senate majority leader is planning for each side in the impeachment trial to have 24 hours to present their case, spread over two days. By Claudia Grisales, NPR and Kelsey Snell, NPR Jan 20 National News McConnell Lays Out Plan For Senate Impeachment Trial Procedure Claudia Grisales, NPR and Kelsey Snell, NPR
Jan 20 Commentary LISTEN: Karina Barillas, Ricky Jones And Alyce French Johnson At The MLK Hope Breakfast Early Monday morning, people gathered in downtown Louisville for the annual MLK Hope Breakfast. Listen to the speeches. By Staff Jan 20 Commentary LISTEN: The 2020 MLK Hope Breakfast Staff
Jan 20 National News Richmond Gun Rally: Thousands Of Gun Owners Converge On Virginia Capitol On MLK Day The city of Richmond is under a state of emergency, and some streets have been barricaded to prevent violence. By Bill Chappell, NPR Jan 20 National News Thousands Of Gun Owners Converge On Virginia Capitol On MLK Day Bill Chappell, NPR
Jan 20 Economy Grocers In Rural Coal Country Struggle To Stay In Business With the closing of the IGA, folks in Inez must travel to another store in Warfield, 10 miles away over treacherous mountain roads. By Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource Jan 20 Economy Grocers In Rural Coal Country Struggle To Stay In Business Sydney Boles, Ohio Valley ReSource
Jan 18 Community Louisville Women’s March Encourages Unity, Support For Women’s Rights More than a hundred people gathered outside Metro Hall, supporting women's achievements and women's rights. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 18 Community Louisville Women’s March Encourages Unity, Support For Women's Rights Kyeland Jackson
Jan 18 In Conversation Experts Propose Support, Awareness To Address Human Trafficking Kentucky's location, poverty and other factors contribute to human trafficking in the state, and experts said more awareness is needed. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 18 In Conversation Experts Propose Support, Awareness To Address Human Trafficking Kyeland Jackson
Jan 17 Education Board Of Education Ousted By Beshear Moves Lawsuit To Federal Court Most of the former board of education members ousted by Gov. Andy Beshear are continuing their lawsuit against the new administration. By Ryland Barton Jan 17 Education Board Of Ed Ousted By Beshear Moves Lawsuit To Federal Court Ryland Barton