
Encouraging a Child’s Educational Journey
Research shows that the first five years of a child’s life are crucially important. In that short span, nearly 90 percent of a child’s brain develops, forming the complex map […]

Meeting Kentucky’s Needs
When John Domaschko first joined KET’s governing board in 1994, he acknowledges he didn’t know a whole lot about the network aside from that it delivered educational content to Kentucky […]

The joy of Giving Back
Tim Tassie said he first discovered the value of KET in the early 1970s when he was working as a middle school science teacher in Louisville. KET had begun transmitting […]

A Gateway to Great Storytelling
When filmmakers Dorian and Elaine Walker of Bowling Green began researching America’s first war aircraft, known as the “Liberty Plane,” it became apparent they had stumbled onto a surprisingly moving […]

Keeping Kentucky Informed
Being an informed voter – and citizen – might seem easier today than ever before given the number of news and political sources available. But there’s also a risk of […]