FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — The head of Kentucky State Police is stepping down days after a report surfaced about old training materials the agency used that encouraged cadets to be “ruthless” and quoted Adolf Hitler. Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet spokeswoman Morgan Hall said Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer’s resignation is effective Wednesday. She did not address why Brewer is…
Located in Glasgow, Sidelines is a locally-owned sports bar and restaurant that is family-oriented and perfect for sports fans. WNKY’s Tej Joshi takes us there in this week’s Let’s Make A Meal.
The South-Central Workforce Development Board is preparing to host an in-person job fair later this month. Employers will be socially distanced, and those wanting to participate are asked to pre-register in advance to make sure that they have the best possible resumes, as well as making sure they’re ready to meet potential employers. To learn more, click here.
They’re often heard, but never seen when an emergency occurs. Emergency dispatchers are considered the very first first responders. We’re highlighting the dispatchers of the Western Kentucky University Police Department as this week’s Hidden Heroes.
The weather has gotten chillier in the last few weeks, and if you’re looking for some indoor fun, Southern Lanes might be your spot. We visited the entertainment venue in this week’s SoKY’s Choice.
How easily do you bounce back from life’s challenges? According to a recent study, about three in five Americans are struggling to do so, at a time when it’s most critical. Today’s Living Well has more. To read the full report and learn some additional ways to strengthen your resilience, click here.
November is National Adoption Awareness Month and that’s why Tyler Hunter, a young man who advocates for youth in foster care, is this week’s emerging leader.
In this week’s Monday Motivator, we’re focusing on one of the Kentucky’s coolest and most widely-known natural resources. As WNKY’s Lexi Schweinert explains, Kentucky’s cave systems are a great escape from all of life’s stressors. Both Mammoth Cave and Lost River Cave are free to the public.
