Appalshop

Filmmakers and archivists at the Letcher County-based nonprofit Appalshop are making more steps toward flood recovery by preserving and digitizing much of their library.

Cheating apps are undermining learning, critical thinking | What forgiven student loans would mean to Kentuckiand and Kentucky | State of Justice Series:…

It's been a year. What's been happening in cooped up households? We. think we can make a good guess in general terms, but for a more focused look we turn…

Flooding is Kentucky's most frequent and costly natural disaster. A look at the impact and dynamics of the late February-early March deluge that struck…

What is the meaning and intent of the phrase “Black Lives Matter”? Gerald Smith takes up the question with Sandra Weissinger, Associate Professor of…

The meaning and intent of the phrase "Black Lives Matter" | A medical chief's account of confusion in the early days of the pandemic | Type-2 Diabetes: an…

The 19th Amendment, ratified 100 years ago, guarantees all American women the right to vote. But, according to the latest in our 19th Amendment Centennial…

The 19th Amendment, ratified 100 years ago, guarantees all American women the right to vote. But, according to the latest in our 19th Amendment Centennial…

On this week's edition: What is contact tracing? Details from the state's contact tracing czar | What are Kentuckians thinking? A new survey probes the…

Kentucky coal miners, especially those with Black Lung disease, are urged to take precautions against COVID-19 | How women’s suffrage and the abolition…