Author - Kevin O. Stinnett

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) that helps low income residents of Jefferson County with their utility bills begins on Nov. 6.

Airbus Defence and Space and Space Tango will combine their respective commercial programs for greater utilization of the International Space Station.

Kimberly Thapar has been appointed to the Kentucky Housing Corporation Board of Directors.

Toyota executives and state, local officials were in Georgetown today to celebrate the opening of the company’s $80M production engineering headquarters.

Zachary Stone, a senior economics major from Winchester, is this year’s recipient of the Kyle J. Thacker Memorial Scholarship at EKU.

Kenton County taxpayers will save $3.2 million through the refinancing of bonds in a transaction structured by Ross, Sinclaire & Associates, LLC.

Kentucky universities are reaching out to recruit former students with a high number of credit hours back to college to finish their bachelor’s degrees.

The estimate shows that a new teacher starting at age 24 and working until age 61 will start retirement with $1.59 million.

The 12-credit-hour undergraduate certificate is designed around three tracks: distillation, wine and brewing.

Two Kentucky State University students recently attended the Thurgood Marshall Leadership Institute in Washington, D.C.