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  • Kentucky ABC "Agency of the Year"
    FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Alcoholic Beverage Control Enforcement Division has been awarded the 2010 National Liquor Law Enforcement Association Agency of…
  • Kentucky gets $300,000 for Flood Relief
    FRANKFORT – Gov. Steve Beshear announced Thursday Kentucky will receive a $291,440 National Emergency Grant from the U.S. Department of Labor. The funds…
  • A Winchester Police Department of one of the two suspects being sought.
    Police Seek men who Impersonate Officers
    Winchester Police are looking for two men who impersonated police officers and robbed a motorist last week. Tuesday afternoon, police released a composite…
  • Yvonne, a cow that has lived in the wild since eluding a trip to the slaughterhouse in May, has foiled all attempts to capture her. Now officials say that she's not to be disturbed.
    Yvonne, Germany's Runaway Cow, Has Been Captured
    But, don't worry, she won't end up as sauerbraten; she'll spend the rest of her days in an animal sanctuary.
  • Polar Bear Scientist Was Accused By Federal Worker
    The controversial "polarbeargate" investigation into Arctic researcher Charles Monnett originated when allegations of scientific misconduct were made by a "seasoned, career Department of the Interior" employee. Until now, what sparked the investigation had been a mystery.
  • Syrian Official Quits, Cites Regime's Brutality
    In an online video, the Syrian attorney general in Hama province resigns and accuses the regime of killing hundreds of anti-government protesters. The statement is one of the most detailed accounts of the regime crackdown since the Syrian uprising began in March.
  • Beres Hammond onstage at Reggae Sunsplash in August of 1993. On <em>Reggae Goes Country</em> he sings "He Stopped Loving Her Today," most famously recorded by George Jones.
    Reggae Loves Country: A 50-Year Romance
    Proof of Jamaica's love for country is all over reggae history. A new album collects more evidence.
  • GM Bowling Green Assembly Plant Manager Dave Tatman (center) speaks today during the plant's 30th anniversary celebration.
    Corvette Factory Marks 30 Years
    Linda Green has watched Corvettes roll off the lines in Bowling Green for three decades. Thursday morning, Green sat among fellow employees as she helped…
  • Crime Grants Buy Tasers, Breathalizers
    FRANKFORT – The state announced Thursday the award of 65 federal and state grants totaling more than $3.5 million to police departments, sheriff’s…
  • Bacteroides are microbes that dominate the guts of people who eat more animal protein and fat.
    What We Eat Shapes Microbe Societies Inside Us
    The microbes in the human intestine exert a powerful influence on nutrition and health. Turns out that researchers have found what you eat has a big effect on the microbes inside your gut, too.
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