By Lee Todd

Lexington, KY – Dr. Todd interviews Corinne Keel, only the 13th student in UK history to be awarded the distinguished Truman Scholarship.

This year's HOBY community service project was a work of art - literally!

160 Hugh O'Brian Youth "Ambassadors" created 14 murals to brighten the streets around a North Limestone neighborhood

By Scott Winkler

Lexington, KY – Commentator Scott Winkler is back with another essay. This one is on kids and the importance of music education.

Ever wonder how master novelist Gibson does it?

William Gibson opens up about his latest work - Spook Country - and much, much more

when you thought there was no more to say...

William Gibson shares his mind and time in this extended interview clip

By Kathleen Adams

Lexington, KY – Nearly 10,000 teachers and other education professionals are meeting next month in Washington, D.C. to engage in a dialogue over issues plaguing schools and students across the country. Kathleen Adams has details.

By Alan Lytle

Lexington, KY – Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama has a number of potential VP picks, including some female candidates that may appeal to the women's vote, according to Al Cross, Director of the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues at the University of Kentucky, speaking on WUKY radio on Wednesday.

By Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Dr. Greg Davis talks with his guest about ATV regulations and the injuries suffered through misuse.

By Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Dr. Greg Davis speaks with his guest about ATV regulations and the injuries suffered from misuse.

By Dan Modlin

Bowling Green – A national survey by the political research firm, Ramussen Reports, is raising some questions about the quality and fairness of reporting in the presidential campaign this year. Dan Modlin of Kentucky Public Radio reports.