WEKU
Thursday, November 6, 2025
- Kentucky Coal Employment Slumps to Record Low In 2nd Quarter
- Eastern Kentucky food banks report increased turnout
- New pilot program to provide pathways to Kentucky high school students interested in behavioral health careers.
- Lexington launches month-long food drive in response to SNAP benefit delays
- EKU is ending its free textbook program for students due to changes in federal regulations
- State, local officials asking for food pantry donations as delay in SNAP benefits expected
- Chronic Wasting Disease has been confirmed in a deer in Pulaski County
- Small Business Administration says some business owners can still apply for certain disaster relief loans as operations wind down
- Wrongful death lawsuit alleges Richmond man tased 40 times while in custody
- Lexington officials cut ribbon on a new playground that is part of a nationwide program
- Kentucky Children’s Hospital gets $50 mil donation
- Lexington lawmaker plans to reintroduce bill to make Halloween safer for kids
- Today's Interview: NPR's "A Way With Words" Co-Host Martha Barnette
- EKU football player and his father arrested after incident following Homecoming game
- Judge rules capital punishment still on the table in Madison County murder case
- Kentucky food banks could see strains if government shutdown continues
- Today's Interview - Joe Gatton, Walter Tunis
- Lexington hip hop group is therapy for dancers
- Governor Beshear announces more funding to prevent wildfires
- National health corporation signs letter of intent to buy Addiction Recovery Care
- Lexington councilmembers discuss adding microtransit to city budget
- Lexington approves new city projects with leftover budget dollars
- For more than 20 years, award-winning pianists have made Maysville's Washington Opera House a stop on their tour
- Alltech expands operations in Nicholasville, begins construction on new biofertilizer facility
- EKU students organize independent Pride event amid DEI crackdown at universities
- Kentucky Utilities customers voice concern over proposed rate hike at public hearing
- EKU President on Gov't shut down, the White House education compact, and new research on negative online reviews
- Governor Beshear makes a new push in the Pre-K for All initiative
- Today's Interview - Vicki Bell, Stephen Bolster
- Trump Administration cuts around $100 million in grant funds for a western Ky battery plant, other projects could also be on the chopping block