Nov 12 Politics Former Massey CEO Says He’ll Seek Constitution Party Nomination For President In 2020 Former Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship served a year in federal prison and made a failed bid for the U.S. Senate in 2018. By Dave Mistich, West Virginia Public Broadcasting Nov 12 Politics Former Massey CEO Says He's Running For President Dave Mistich, West Virginia Public Broadcasting
Nov 12 Commentary Strange Fruit: Swimming While Muslim It's just a modest bathing suit. But wearing it has gotten people harassed and even kicked out of pools. By Laura Ellis Nov 12 Commentary Strange Fruit: Swimming While Muslim Laura Ellis
Nov 11 Community At Louisville’s Parade, Veterans Define ‘Patriotism’ Hundreds of people gathered to honor current military members and veterans Monday during Louisville's 2019 Veteran's Day Parade. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 11 Community At Louisville's Parade, Veterans Define 'Patriotism' Kyeland Jackson
Nov 11 Commentary ANALYSIS: Could Charles Booker Actually Beat McGrath And McConnell? One thing is for sure: Charles Booker will be a different kind of candidate for statewide office than Kentucky usually has. By Perry Bacon Jr. Nov 11 Commentary ANALYSIS: Could Booker Actually Beat McGrath And McConnell? Perry Bacon Jr.
Nov 11 Politics Ky. Rep. Charles Booker Announces Potential U.S. Senate Bid To Challenge McConnell Booker criticized McConnell on climate change, gun violence and healthcare. In contrast, he called for a Green New Deal and Medicare for All. By Amina Elahi Nov 11 Politics Rep. Charles Booker Considers Bid To Challenge McConnell Amina Elahi
Nov 11 Election 2019 McConnell Moves On From Bevin: ‘We’ll Have A Different Governor In 3 Weeks’ Sen. Mitch McConnell says that it appears Gov. Matt Bevin has lost his bid for reelection, even though Bevin still hasn’t conceded the race. By Ryland Barton Nov 11 Election 2019 McConnell Moves On From Bevin Ryland Barton
Nov 11 Economy Portal 31: How A Closed Mine Opened New Prospects For One Coal Town Like many former mining towns, in recent years Lynch has turned its sights on tourists through attractions like Portal 31. By Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource Nov 11 Economy Portal 31: How A Closed Mine Opened New Prospects For One Coal Town Brittany Patterson, Ohio Valley ReSource
Nov 10 News About WFPL Veterans Day Programming On WFPL WFPL will air two special programs Sunday and Monday to commemorate both Veterans Day and Armistice Day. By Staff Nov 10 News About WFPL Veterans Day Programming On WFPL Staff
Nov 10 Health Kentucky Schools Can Now Bill Medicaid For Some Student Health Services The new program could be a significant windfall for public schools, especially those that serve lower income families. By Lisa Gillespie Nov 10 Health Ky. Schools Can Now Bill Medicaid For Some Student Health Services Lisa Gillespie
Nov 9 Commentary ANALYSIS: Exit Poll Provides A Closer Look at Bevin’s Loss According to the exit poll, 16 percent of self-described Republicans backed Beshear, compared to 81 percent who supported the governor. By Perry Bacon Jr. Nov 9 Commentary ANALYSIS: Exit Poll Provides A Closer Look at Bevin’s Loss Perry Bacon Jr.
Nov 8 In Conversation Panel Expects Partisanship, Policy Changes Following Election With elections over, In Conversation looks ahead at what the results could mean for proposed policies and initiatives in Kentucky. By Kyeland Jackson Nov 8 In Conversation Panel Expects Partisanship, Policy Changes Following Election Kyeland Jackson
Nov 8 Election 2019 Kentucky Politics Distilled: Beshear Wins, Bevin Won’t Concede Election Day has come and gone, but the story isn't over yet. By Ryland Barton Nov 8 Election 2019 Kentucky Politics Distilled: Beshear Wins, Bevin Won't Concede Ryland Barton
Nov 8 Environment Armed Helicopters To Combat Feral Hogs At Land Between The Lakes This Winter Shotgun-armed people in helicopters will be used this winter to combat invasive feral hogs in the Land Between the Lakes Recreation Area. By Liam Niemeyer, WKMS Nov 8 Environment Armed Helicopters To Combat Feral Hogs At LBL This Winter Liam Niemeyer, WKMS
Nov 8 Community Louisville Proceeds With Golf Course Management Bids Following Greens Fee Hike Officials expect evaluation of the 13 proposals for golf course management to be done by the middle of November. By Amina Elahi Nov 8 Community Louisville Proceeds With Golf Course Management Bids Following Fee Hike Amina Elahi