Warren County’s Waste Tire Event Program will let the public drop off scrap tires at no expense, potentially avoiding fines and fees for having illegal tires piles.
WKU Cheerleading brought home the first national championship in program history Wednesday night by claiming the title in the D1A All-Girl Division of the UCA Collegiate National Championship in Orlando, Fla.
Dartez Hamlin, a student athlete graduating from WKU this weekend, says it was a promise made to his grandmother that helped push him over the finish line.
Gov. Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear joined the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, the Kentucky Derby Festival and the 2021 Derby Festival Royal Court for the official unveiling of the 2021 Governor’s Derby Celebration Poster
The Muhlenberg County Health Department has 2 new cases of COVID-19 to report this Thursday, April 15. The current case total for Muhlenberg County is currently 2,857 cases.
The Muhlenberg County Health Department has no new cases of COVID-19 to report this Wednesday, April 14, 2021. The current case total for Muhlenberg County is currently 2,855 cases.
On March 24, Gov. Andy Beshear signed into law Senate Bill 128, which creates the Supplemental School Year Program. This emergency legislation allows any K-12 student enrolled during the 2020-2021 school year to use the 2021-2022 school year as a supplemental year to retake or supplement courses or grades the student already has taken
Today, at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, Gov. Andy Beshear signed three bills that will help build a better Kentucky by supporting postsecondary education, economic development and public safety in the commonwealth.
WKU’s rich history of scholarly engagement for students will be on display this weekend at the annual Student Research Conference. The conference has been going on since 1970 and it continues providing research opportunities to students as Amy Bingham shows us in this week’s View from the Hill.
In this weeks View From The Hill, Amy Bingham talks about a virtual mentoring program within WKU’s Intercultural Student Engagement Center is giving students a big leg up on being successful after graduation.
Auburn, Columbia, Drakesboro, Edmonton, Elizabethtown, Hopkinsville, Horse Cave, Munfordville, Christian County, Green County, Monroe County, and Todd County were all selected.
