What Kentucky's new Commissioner of Education, Robbie Fletcher, has to say about the possible constitutional amendment on school choice as well as anti-DEI proposals: ow.ly/zJ9j50Rruwb

What nearly $1.2 billion in state investments in the Louisville area will mean for those communities as well as the rest of the state. . ow.ly/FhRe50RruzR

How one Louisville elementary school is helping its students learn to stay out of gangs and criminal activity. ow.ly/HLUy50Rqc6n

In an effort to combat food insecurity, EKU students will soon be able to use SNAP cards at a campus convenience store. It becomes the first university in Kentucky to offer that option. ow.ly/g8W350Rqc5h

On Kentucky Tonight, Renee Shaw explores housing and homelessness with George Eklund of Coalition for the Homeless, Richard Nelson of Commonwealth Policy Center, Kungu Njuguna of ACLU of Kentucky and Paul Salamanca of University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law. Tune in at 8 pm on KET.

From @Newshour, how new EPA emissions rules could hasten retirement of coal-fired power plants: ow.ly/KVVK50RpNQq

What the acquisition of St. Claire HealthCare in Morehead by UK HealthCare will mean for patients in northeastern Kentucky. ow.ly/LbNr50Rqc14

On a new Kentucky Health, Dr. Wayne Tuckson talks with Christopher Blakeley of Repatient about novel approaches to help with medical bills. Tune in at 1:30 on KET.

Coming up on Connections, Renee Shaw talks with Mario A Maitland about podcasting and KY Sports Radio. Then photographer Carol Peach discusses her new book featuring Shaker Village KY. Tune in at 11:30 on KET.

Review the week's news with Bill Bryant Bill Bryant, Isaiah Kim-Martinez Martinez of WHAS11 News, Liam Niemeyer of Kentucky Lantern and Chris Otts of WDRB News. Watch Comment on Kentucky at 1 pm on KET, or stream anytime at ow.ly/5LiR50Rq7Yu.

The @Newshour week in review with David Brooks and Jonathan Capehart: Former Pres. Trump's legal cases, public opinion of SCOTUS, college campus protests, and more. ow.ly/4FCv50RpNSA

With the Kentucky Derby just a week away, Renee Shaw goes Inside Sports with Dick Gabriel Big Blue Insider to discuss Bob Baffert's fate, what's next for Kentucky Men’s Basketball in the@CoachMarkPope era, and baseball in Lexington. ow.ly/ht9650RpNP9

Tune in at 8 on KET for Comment on Kentucky with Bill Bryant, Isaiah Kim-Martinez Martinez, Liam Niemeyer and Chris Otts.

This weekend on Connections, Renee Shaw talks with photographer Carol Peach about her new book, Shaker Made. Plus Mario A Maitland, the new digital content director for KY Sports Radio. Watch Sunday at 11:30 on KET.

Get a sneak peek of the new paddock at Churchill Downs that will greet visitors to this year's Kentucky Derby. ow.ly/llJa50RoJ2z

How to navigate the delays and technical glitches plaguing the updated FAFSA process for financial aid: ow.ly/h7E150RoIOl

'It's a David and Goliath story.' How health advocates in Kentucky continue to be outmatched by the tobacco industry: ow.ly/Y7zq50RoJ01

This weekend on Comment on Kentucky, Bill Bryant Bill Bryant welcomes Isaiah Kim-Martinez Martinez of WHAS11 News, Liam Niemeyer of Kentucky Lantern and Chris Otts of WDRB News. Watch tonight at 8 or Sunday at 1 pm on KET.

A new report from the American American Lung Association says air quality in Louisville is getting worse. Here are the numbers: ow.ly/Ua3750RoIUm

From 3D printing to recording podcasts and videos, a look at the makerspaces at the Lexington Public Library. ow.ly/rPJ550RnGtm