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By McKenna Horsley and Jack BrammerKentucky LanternFormer Kentucky Gov. Julian Morton Carroll, who focused as the states 54th governor from 1974 to 1979 on providing more money to education, in

When he was sworn in as Kentucky's governor four years ago, Andy Beshear seemed to understand his only mandate was to not be Matt Bevin.

Former Kentucky Gov. Julian Carroll, a Democrat who led the state from 1974 to 1979, died Sunday, his family confirmed in a statement. He was 92.

PIKEVILLE — As Kentucky prepares to start its 2024 legislative session, Republican majority leaders said in Pikeville Nov. 29 that they are focused on fiscal policy that moves the commonwealth

By Tom LatekKentucky TodayA Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) study ordered by the General Assembly on the feasibility of opening a new four-year public university in southeast K

As Kentucky prepares to start its 2024 legislative session, Republican majority leaders said in Pikeville Nov. 29 that they are focused on fiscal policy that moves the commonwealth forward, but

FRANKFORT – Kentucky Association of Counties (KACo) Executive Director/CEO Jim Henderson and Director of Government Affairs Shellie Hampton recently presented Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, a 2023 County Advocate Award

Hazard Community and Technical College has been identified as a possible solution for the need for a public university in Southeastern Kentucky.

Building a new four-year public university in Southeastern Kentucky would be “prohibitively expensive and its long-term viability (especially in terms of enrollment) would be uncertain,” says a study by the

Building a new four-year public university in Southeastern Kentucky would be “prohibitively expensive and its long-term viability (especially in terms of enrollment) would be uncertain,” says a study by the