Sep 7 Health Study: Western Kentucky Outpacing State With Higher Suicide Rates A new study sheds further light on factors that increase risk for suicide; in many counties, the suicide rate now exceeds the national average. By Lisa Gillespie Sep 7 Health Study: Western Kentucky Outpacing State With Higher Suicide Rates Lisa Gillespie
Sep 7 Politics ‘Moscow Mitch’: Democrats Push McConnell, But Kentucky Loyalists Stand By Him Democrats have been trying to pressure Mitch McConnell to take up election security measures that passed out of the House earlier this year. By Ryland Barton Sep 7 Politics Democrats Push McConnell, But Kentucky Loyalists Stand By Him Ryland Barton
Sep 6 Health Kentucky Investigating One Potential Vaping Lung Illness Kentucky is investigating one potential case of a mysterious vaping-related lung illness that’s linked to a nationwide outbreak. By Lisa Gillespie Sep 6 Health Kentucky Investigating One Potential Vaping Lung Illness Lisa Gillespie
Sep 6 In Conversation Looking to Other States, Officials Expect Marijuana Will Be Legalized In Kentucky The discussion was part of WFPL’s In Conversation, which explored changes in attitude around recreational marijuana. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 6 In Conversation Officials Expect Marijuana Will Be Legalized In Kentucky Kyeland Jackson
Sep 6 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Judge Denies Bevin’s Request To Step Down This week in Kentucky politics, a judge refuses to step down from the lawsuit over Bevin’s investigation into protesting teachers. By Ryland Barton Sep 6 Kentucky Politics Distilled Kentucky Politics Distilled: Judge Denies Bevin's Request To Step Down Ryland Barton
Sep 6 Politics Fort Campbell Middle School Construction Funding Diverted To Build Border Wall $63 million in federal funding to build a school at Fort Campbell is being diverted to fund construction of the U.S.-Mexico border wall. By Liam Niemeyer, WKMS Sep 6 Politics Fort Campbell School Funding Diverted To Build Border Wall Liam Niemeyer, WKMS
Sep 6 Arts and Culture Louisville’s Cultural Pass Expands To Offer Area Youth Year-Round Access To Art The pass offers youth under age 21 a chance to visit museums and performing arts venues for free, in an effort to prevent learning loss. By Kyeland Jackson Sep 6 Arts and Culture Cultural Pass Expands To Offer Youth Year-Round Access To Art Kyeland Jackson
Sep 6 Education New System Will Soon Rate Kentucky Schools From 1 To 5 Stars Although Kentucky already issues school report cards, this year the scores will include an overall rating of one to five stars. By Liz Schlemmer Sep 6 Education New System Will Soon Rate Kentucky Schools From 1 To 5 Stars Liz Schlemmer
Sep 5 Politics Coal Miners Call for ‘Cease and Desist’ From Amy McGrath Campaign The miners say they didn’t know a video of them would be used for a political attack ad until after it was already being broadcast. By Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource Sep 5 Politics Coal Miners Call for 'Cease and Desist' From Amy McGrath Campaign Becca Schimmel, Ohio Valley ReSource
Sep 5 Environment While ‘Zombie’ Mines Idle, Cleanup And Workers Remain In Limbo Instead of properly closing these mines, their owners are idling them indefinitely. By Mark Olalde, Center for Public Integrity and Joe Yerardi, Center for Public Integrity Sep 5 Environment While 'Zombie' Mines Idle, Cleanup And Workers Remain In Limbo Mark Olalde, Center for Public Integrity and Joe Yerardi, Center for Public Integrity
Sep 5 Kentuckiana Sounds Kentuckiana Sounds: This Lot Is Vacant, But Not Empty After being clear-cut, a property in Okolona springs back with prairie-like sounds. By Staff Sep 5 Kentuckiana Sounds Kentuckiana Sounds: This Lot Is Vacant, But Not Empty Staff
Sep 5 Arts and Culture In ‘The Exceptionals,’ Liminal Playhouse Mines Dicey Philosophical Territory In “The Exceptionals,” the action is set in a sperm donation clinic and the accompanying exclusive study for which some are chosen. By Eli Keel Sep 5 Arts and Culture In 'The Exceptionals,' Liminal Mines Dicey Philosophical Territory Eli Keel
Sep 5 Environment Kentucky Residential Solar Costs Are Set To Increase Next Year Starting in 2020, a smaller tax credit and a new net metering law means it'll be more costly for Kentuckians to install solar panels. By Ryan Van Velzer Sep 5 Environment Kentucky Residential Solar Costs Are Set To Increase Next Year Ryan Van Velzer
Sep 5 Community Louisville’s Center For Nonprofit Excellence Names New CEO Louisville’s Center for Nonprofit Excellence has named Ann Coffey as its next CEO. By Erica Peterson Sep 5 Community Louisville’s Center For Nonprofit Excellence Names New CEO Erica Peterson