Frankfort, KY – The world's largest retailer is helping 20 states, including Kentucky, find ways to trim energy costs. We get more from Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh.
Louisville, KY – The Kentucky Supreme Court is on the road again. As Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh reports, the high court is hearing cases in Louisville Wednesday and Thursday.
Lexington, KY – Elm Tree Lane in downtown Lexington has once again gone through a cultural conversion. The Annual Roots and Heritage Festival street event was staged this past weekend. Stu Johnson has more.
Bowling Green, KY – This is National Suicide Prevention Week and suicide prevention specialists are trying to boost public awareness of a number of issues. Dan Modlin has more.
Louisville, KY – In the last three decades, special interest groups have become major players in political campaigns. Kentucky Public Radio's Gabe Bullard has more on how official and unofficial interests are getting involved in Kentucky's U.S. Senate Race.
St. Paul, MN – Kentucky delegates are energized after hearing Republican Vice Presidential hopeful Sarah Palin's rousing convention speech. Sara Sciammacco reports from St. Paul.
Louisville, KY – For more than a century, some people of Appalachia have been practicing a form of Christianity that involves handling snakes in church. The practice still exists and recently it has found itself at odds with the law. Kentucky Public Radio's Elizabeth Kramer reports.
Lexington, KY – An historical marker commemorating Stoll Field, where the first football game in the Southern United States was played nearly 130 years ago, was dedicated Thursday morning. The field later played host to UK Wildcats football until the completion of Commonwealth Stadium in the 1970s.
