By Kentucky Public Radio

Frankfort, KY – Conflict of interest concerns are being cited for the sudden resignations of Kentucky's state highway engineer and one of his top aides. Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh has the story

By Kentucky Public Radio

Frankfort, KY – Quick action by state officials appears to have prevented a collapse of student loan programs in Kentucky. Watching developments unfold was Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh.

By Bryan Bartlett

Lexington, KY – A new program is underway which partners the University of Kentucky with the Zambia Institute of Mass Communication Educational Trust.

By Kentucky Public Radio

Frankfort, KY – A pilot project underway in Kentucky is helping the state keep better track of its huge inventory of state vehicles. We get more from Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh.

By Lee Todd

Lexington, KY – Dr. Todd interviews Drura Parrish, a faculty member in the UK College of Design's School of Architecture. They discuss "The Henderson Project", an effort to bring design students to Parrish's hometown of Henderson KY to help revitalize the city.

By Lee Todd

Lexington, KY – Dr. Todd is joined by UK students Megan Herde & Brent Ocker for an overview of K Week , a wide-ranging effort to welcome students back to campus.

By Kentucky Public Radio

Frankfort, KY – The deal is done. Kentucky has closed on a 50-million dollar bond issue, the proceeds of which will be used for student loans. We get more from Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh.

By Alan Lytle

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Louisville, KY – The high cost of energy was a common theme in remarks from the state's top elected

officials during the annual Kentucky Farm Bureau country ham breakfast today.

Rick Howlett reports.

By Kentucky Public Radio

Louisville, KY – The grand champion ham at the Kentucky State Fair fetched a six figure price at a charity auction this morning. Rick Howlett reports.