It is called the Educating Responsible Future Hunters Act.

She is participating in a roundtable discussion about workforce development in Eastern Kentucky.

Admission to the rally is free. Guests are asked to arrive between 1:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.

A watch party was held Sunday night in Louisa.

27 rescued people were reportedly hosted out of the rising flood waters.

WKYT recently sat down with Matt Jones, who is known for his talk radio antics, but this conversation is much deeper than the wins and losses he’s usually discussing.

Many on social media are upset with iHeart Radio's decision to ask Matt Jones to not be on the show in the upcoming days.

Representative Comer called for an immediate investigation into the 2020 election.

Rogers is a five-star recruit from Detroit, Michigan.

Gov. Andy Beshear began his re-election campaign on Friday and made stops in Eastern Kentucky on Saturday.

Chris Stapleton, a Johnson County native, won Best Country Album at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards Sunday night for From A Room: Volume 1.

Moments ago we learned from rescue crews Kenneth Howard was found alive.

Isaac McCord says he plans on framing the page.

He entered to win for more than 10 years, and the winning moment still does not feel real.

Walmart CEO pledges funding for Eastern Kentucky flooding victims

UPS plans to hire thousands of seasonal workers across Kentucky, but is giving priority to servers and bartenders,

Johnson County native Chris Stapleton won multiple CMA Awards Wednesday night.

Wheeler was third in the nation and first in the SEC in assists

Morris shot 47.5 percent from the three-point line this season.

Harlan teen Cade Lindsey was born with a heart condition.

The Blue Raiders cap off an undefeated season with this win after falling in last year’s semifinals to Marian University

Linda James served more than 30 years with the Floyd County Chamber of Commerce and was recently inducted into the chamber's hall of fame. James died Sunday after battling cancer.

Beverly was denied immediate eligibility after leaving Ohio State following Thad Matta's resignation. He took a summer class, causing the NCAA to deny him eligibility for one year initially.

Two Lexington pediatricians say they are getting more phone calls from parents as reports of COVID-19 in kids increase.

“Through all of this-the devastation and destruction, we have seen the true heartbeat of Kentucky,” said Jeff Honeycutt with Emmalena Elementary.

It was the second win against a No. 2-ranked team this season for N.C. State (11-5, 1-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), which upset Arizona in November.

The party had strong words for Governor Matt Bevin after the results were too close to call.

Farrar left his Lynchburg hometown for Tuskegee, Alabama, after graduating from high school to began his aviation training in 1941.

The main focus of the visit is making sure workers affected by black lung could receive the care and medical attention they need.

Health insurer Humana Inc. says it plans to hire an additional 600 military veterans and 150 military spouses in Kentucky during the next four years.

The university recently received $6 million in COVID-19 relief funding.

Country music star Chris and Morgane Stapleton are expecting twins, according to a post on Morgane's Instagram account.

The Lady Cards upset Corbin to help their coach reach the milestone.

Governor Andy Beshear, Representative Hal Rogers and Senator Mitch McConnell recently announced more than $21 million in federal funding for the Panbowl Lake Corridor Project in Breathitt County.

An eighth-grade student with Down Syndrome was crowned Homecoming Queen Wednesday night at Duff-Allen Central Elementary. Kenzie Slone says she was surprised when her name was called.

The photo had 5.3 thousand shares and 2.3 thousand reactions as of Thursday morning.

"We really appreciate it because we've never been recognized for all the years we've been here."

We will update this story as more information becomes available.

Whitley County native Nick Wilson is the winner of Survivor.

$500,000 will go to the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky Flood Relief Fund and $250,000 will go to the St. Bernard Project (SBP).