KET presents candidate speeches on Election Night, Nov. 8, 2022. U.S. Sen. Rand Paul R gives his victory speech in Bowling Green: U.S. Sen. candidate Charles Booker D gives a The post 2022 General election candidate speeches appeared first on KET.
I never thought I would become a full-time musician, says Greenville, Kentucky, native Grayson Jenkins. Slowly but surely, the music bug kept getting a hold of me and I went The post Songwriter Grayson Jenkins appeared first on KET.
Our Fancy Farm political coverage began with a preview on Kentucky Edition and a discussion on Comment on Kentucky. On Saturday, Aug. 6, live coverage of the political event in The post fancy farm 2022 speeches appeared first on KET.
Below are election day speeches from candidates running in the 2022 Kentucky primary. Victory speech from Charles Booker, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate: Victory speech from Morgan McGarvey, Democratic candidate The post 2022 Primary election speeches appeared first on KET.
When Glenna Courtney of Sanders, Ky., in the northern part of the state went to see her family doctor for her annual physical in 2019, she was asked to get The post Early Detection Equals Saving Lives: St. Elizabeths Lung Cancer Screening Program Earns National Recognition appeared first on KET.
By Anthony Riley-- In the wake of recent events on campus concerning the LGBT community---particularly those of the trans community---the UofL chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America YDSA held an LGBT focused town hall Wednesday evening in the Bingham Humanities Building. Students shared stories about their experiences as an LGBT person,The post As SB 150 Passes, Students Hold LGBT Town Hall appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
By Marc Ramsingh Artificial Intelligence AI has become an integral part of our lives, and its use in college work is a topic that has been gaining attention. AI can be used to enhance the learning experience, improve student outcomes and streamline administrative tasks. One of the most significant benefits of AI in college workThe post OPINION: As a proponent of Artificial Intelligence, a middle ground must be found for use at a university level appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
By Jacob Maslow -- Branded Content Before your child goes to college, you must ensure you have taught them a few essential life skills. If they do not learn them before leaving for school, they will need to learn them while learning how to be a college student at the same time. Teaching them theseThe post Important Life Skills for a College-Bound Student to Learn appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
Louisville, KY March 8, 2023 - Danny Wimmer Presentsis excited to announce the biggestBourbon & Beyond lineup yet after a record-breaking attendance of over 140,000 in 2022. The unique festival, celebrating the perfect blend of bourbon, food, and music, celebrates what makes Louisville such a beloved festival destination. Bourbon & Beyondis our love letter toThe post Brandi Carlile, The Killers, Bruno Mars among headliners for 2023 Bourbon and Beyond appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
By Tate Luckey Pending approval by the U of L Board of Trustees, Dayna Touron, UNC Greensboro associate dean of the College of Arts & Sciences and psychology professor, is set to become the new dean of the U of L College of Arts & Sciences. Her tenure begins July 1st, replacing interim dean DavidThe post UNCG associate dean Dayna Touron named new dean of College of Arts and Sciences appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
A few high-profile bills finally made it to KY Gov. Andy Beshears desk after years of failed attempts, including medical marijuana and sports betting
Louisville officials offered more details Friday about this weeks barge incident, noting methanol inside one of the vessels is still contained
But just as legalization of medical marijuana took years to pass Kentuckys legislature, the rollout of Kentuckys program wont be overnight.
Under House Bill 551, the Kentucky Speedway and horse racing tracks must pay a fee to operate as sports betting facilities
Friday could bring severe thunderstorms to Louisville, but the threat is dependent on how much moisture and sun the area gets.
School officials said the 74-year-old man had tried interacting with children on the playground over the past two days.
Due to the severity of her injuries, LMPDs Traffic Unit is conducting an investigation.
House Bill 551 will allow Kentuckys horse racing tracks to be licensed as sports betting facilities for a $500,000 upfront fee and an annual renewal fee of $50,000.
State lawmakers gave final passage to a bill to legalize access to medical cannabis for people suffering from a defined list of debilitating illnesses.
Have your safety plan. Locate your safe place from tornadoes and practice going there before the weather arrives, the governor said at Friday mornings presser.
A woman was critically injured in a crash on Dixie Highway, police said.
Im not going to talk about Trumps indictment, Biden said firmly as he departed the White House en route to Mississippi, where he toured storm damage.
A strong storm system is expected to move through the area Friday morning through Saturday morning.
Two bills that lost several battles over the years in Kentucky, medical marijuana and sports betting, passed in the latest General Assembly and are now officially becoming law.
The latest inflation report is trending in the downward direction that the Fed wants to see, but a little too slowly, said Alex Pelle, U.S. economist at Mizuho Americas.