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Trigg County children’s Librarian Katie Moore points out a woodpecker, a great horned owl and a raccoon who “likes to eat worms and fruits and nuts” in the book that

Dionte Berry Editor-in-Chief dberry11@murraystate.edu To give her students experience in blog writing and content creation, Associate Public Relations Professor Marcie Hinton created the multimedia blog “Postcards from the Brink.” The public relations program in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications emphasizes expansive career paths for students in the field.…

Ticks are a threat in Kentucky year-round, but especially in the summer months. The next time one bites you, stop and think before flushing it down the toilet. You could

In Kentucky 10% of ticks carry a pathogen that cause diseases like Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever and alpha-gal, which causes an allergy to red meat.

Ticks are a threat in Kentucky year-round, but especially in the summer months. The next time one bites you, stop and think before flushing it down the toilet. You could

Tracy Ross speaks to author Jayne Moore Waldrop about her new linked story collection, "Drowned Town."

The Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library welcomed home Hopkinsville native Kathy Des Jardins as she sp...

Uploaded with the hashtag "TurkeyTuesday" via Twitter, the photo shows a hunter posing with what Kentucky park officials called the "turkey of a lifetime."

The National Weather Service has confirmed that one of five tornadoes that touched down in western Kentucky Wednesday was along the Trigg/Lyon County line near

The National Weather Service was out in western Kentucky Thursday surveying damage from Wednesday nights storms.