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Morehead State University administrators request funding for campus improvements

President of MSU, Dr. Jay Morgan made several requests to the Capital Planning Advisory Board, which makes funding recommendations to each branch of government.

Panel presents 2024 Child Fatality report to Kentucky lawmakers and educators

Officials with the Child Fatality and Near Fatality External Review panel said there are many key issues facing the Commonwealth's children.

Officials said the new Baby Box will likely be installed on the wall of Rowan County EMS Station 1 in the area between the window and the Ambulance Service Sign.
Baby box location in Rowan County receives installation updates

A new emergency service is continuing to receive updates in Rowan County.

Montgomery County industrial park receives more funding to complete site preparation

The new industrial park, called Walters Industrial Park, saw its beginning last year when officials purchased 165 acres of land in the county.

Experts share flood mitigation and response recommendations with Kentucky legislators

After a series of natural disasters, Kentucky lawmakers are receiving recommendations for flood mitigation and preparedness.

Global pharmaceutical company brings manufacturing and new jobs to Kentucky

The site in Lexington focuses on drug research and development and the manufacturing of sterile injectable products.

Community arts center opens bluegrass music classes for middle and high school students

A community arts center is offering educational opportunities for young musicians in the Commonwealth.

Frontier Housing completes the first Dream Build House in Bath County

Regional housing experts have successfully implemented the first prototype of a new housing model in the Commonwealth.

More rainfall is expected this week after continued storms

The Morehead area has experienced continued rainfall this week, and forecasters said the rain could continue throughout the weekend.

Education officials make changes to statewide student transportation policies

The Local Superintendents Advisory Council approved new regulations for transporting students in vans.