By Alan Lytle

Lexington, KY – One is scheduled for Thursday September 11th at Lexington's Downtown Public Library.

By Alan Lytle

Lexington, KY – Governor Beshear says his plan will enroll at least 35-thousand eligible children over the next two years.

"a has been by 17" Janis Ian bares it all in her autobiography "Society's Child"

Part one of two

Janis Ian continues her discussion about her autobiography

part two of two

Janis Ian made us laugh

From the cutting room floor comes three minutes of insight and hilarity as only Ian can deliver

By Alan Lytle

Lexington, KY – His route-going performance helped Kentucky all but shut down archrival Louisville last week.

By Kentucky Public Radio

Bowling Green, KY – The man serving a life sentence for killing three classmates in a 1997 Paducah school shooting is asking for, in essence, a "do-over". Michael Carneal wants the Kentucky Supreme Court to grant him a new competency hearing and trial. Lisa Autry reports.

By Kentucky Public Radio

Frankfort, KY – Kentucky ended last fiscal year with a small budget surplus, but only after state revenue estimates were revised downward. And as Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh reports, current revenue growth isn't showing much improvement.

By Charles Lane

Denver, CO – Among the Democrats headed home today is Kentuckian Diane Wood. Wood, who lives on the Kentucky border near Fort Campbell, went to Denver, hoping to vote for Hillary Clinton. But yesterday she told reporter Charles Lane she's very satisfied with presidential nominee Barack Obama.

Full story at WEKU

By Alan Lytle

Lexington, KY – The Director of UK's Center For Rural Journalism and Community Issues says he's not all that surprised that Republican Candidate McCain chose a woman to be his running mate.