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Kentucky Department of Education/Educators all across the country are reflecting on the tragic events this week in Uvalde Texas. -
Liam Niemeyer/Ohio Valley ReSourceMichael Halligan is the CEO of God’s Pantry Food Bank. It serves about 250,000 people annually in 50 central and eastern Kentucky counties. Halligan spoke with WEKU’s Corinne Boyer about inflation, the end of the school year and why the food bank anticipates it will have to order more food than ever.
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A federal lawsuit has been filed over a violation of religious liberties in Kentucky prisons.
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COVID-19 remains a health concern across Kentucky.
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The Russian invasion into Ukraine has now extended into a third month. Congress is being asked to approve a $33 billion dollar package in military aid to the Ukrainians.
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Earlier this month five men from the Ukrainian Pentecostal Church in Jessamine County returned to their homeland.
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Kentucky Representative Angie Hatton is a Democrat that serves Letcher and parts of Harlan and Pike counties. Hatton is opposed to the sale of Kentucky Power AEP, which serves customers in 20 eastern Kentucky counties.
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Eastern Kentucky is often considered ground zero for the opioid epidemic. Experts say drug addiction is a serious problem for the region.
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Today' Interview: EKU President says facelift to Alumni Coliseum will be significant
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Interview with new KY USDA Rural Development Director Tom Carew
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Today's Interview: President and CEO of Southeast Kentucky Chamber of Commerce on the impact of Hillbilly Days
