Student activists attempt encampment on U of L campus

Editor’s note: This is a developing story; more information will be provided as it becomes available. By Jai’Michael Anderson Around 20 University of Louisville students arrived at Ekstrom Library before sunrise on Oct. 13 with tents in hopes of...

This Ohio spot named state's most peaceful place in travel survey

Hocking Hills is Ohio's most peaceful spot, in addition to being great for fall foliage and having one of the best state parks in the country. Frankfort, Kentucky's state capital, is the Bluegrass State's most peaceful place. Need a peaceful...

Kentucky man wins big with $25,000 lottery scratch-off prize

Kenneth Finley said he won after purchasing his fifth scratch-off ticket ever. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A western Kentucky man scored a major win from a Kentucky Lottery scratch-off. Kenneth Finley, of Lewisport, Ky., stopped at Powers Express in...

Officials break ground on new driving skills pad for Kentucky State Police

Construction is underway on a new training facility for the Kentucky State Police. Officials broke ground late last week on a new $2.7 million driving skills pad. During a recent press conference, Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman said this new facility...

More on October astronomy events visible in Kentucky

October's full moon, known as the Harvest Moon, will be the first supermoon of 2025 and will peak on October 6. A supermoon occurs when the moon's orbit is closest to Earth, making it appear larger and brighter than usual. Two meteor showers, the...

Kentucky State Police investigates fatal collision in Allen County

SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. – One person has died following a crash in Allen County. According to the Kentucky State Police, just before noon on Wednesday, KSP Post 3 received a call about the fatal collision. Troopers say thet responded to the scene on...

Tourism big business in Anderson County

The past year in 2024 proved to be another banner one for Kentucky’s tourism economy, with record-setting statewide numbers fueling optimism for local communities like Lawrenceburg and Anderson County. Kentucky Tourism Hits New Highs in 2024...

TRAVEL: Wildlife, Small-Town Charm and Bourbon Tradition in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky

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Missing veteran from Kentucky might be traveling in Michigan

Cones and delays across Cornwall - 'No wonder tourists stay away'

CornwallLive readers are fed up with the fact that it seems to be the season for roadworks in Cornwall, with cones, barriers and crews in high-vis gear lining roads across the county. In Penzance, residents and visitors are being told to take long...

Kentucky man admits living with wife's body for days

A Kentucky man pleaded guilty to abuse of a corpse after living with his wife's body for about a week. The man sent text messages from his deceased wife's phone to her family, pretending to be her. He told police he did not call 911 because he...

Federal investigation finds University of Kentucky violated civil rights law

A federal investigation has found the University of Kentucky violated civil rights law.The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) says the school broke federal law by participating in an academic program that "discriminates...

TRAVEL: Haunted History, Bourbon Craft and Small-Town Flavor Define Cynthiana, Kentucky

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Don’t be fooled: ‘Moderate’ Democrat Andy Beshear is just another left-wing radical

Analysis Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, a potential presidential candidate in 2028, may have just tarnished his 'centrist' image in recent remarks to voters in New Hampshire. (LifeSiteNews) — Democratic Governor Andy Beshear is boasting about his...

Rep. Upchurch announces retirement, will not run again in '26

State Representative Ken Upchurch has helped pave the road to the future for the Lake Cumberland region — both figuratively and, in some ways, literally. Now, Upchurch traveling that road into the sunset. Upchurch announced via a statement...

Tourists turned away from Boston sites due to government shutdown

By AARON PARSEGHIAN Tourists hoping to step aboard the U.S.S. Constitution in Charlestown, Massachusetts were turned away Wednesday as the federal government shutdown halted scheduled tours of the nation's oldest floating warship. Visitors from...

Bill and Hillary Clinton delay depositions in House Oversight panel’s Jeffrey Epstein probe 

The Clintons have pushed back their deposition dates for the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had been expected to testify before the panel last week on...

Even past peak, Franconia Notch’s foliage is ‘gorgeous’

The leaves in Franconia Notch had peaked before thousands of visitors packed parking lots at the Flume Gorge and made their way up hiking trails over the holiday weekend. But that didn’t seem to bother some. Satish Kasarapu came from Boston to...

Is It Time For A Complete Overhaul Of Kentucky Football’s Coaching Strategy

The Kentucky football team traveled to Athens Saturday afternoon to face off against the Georgia Bulldogs. As each loss piles up, so does the frustration of the fan base with the current product. Time For A New Leader? For the second consecutive...

Kentucky hospital plans $32M expansion

Russell Springs, Ky.-based Russell County Hospital is set to break ground in October on the largest expansion in its more than 40-year history. The $32 million project will add approximately 30,000 square feet and renovate 7,000 square feet of...