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On Kentucky Tonight, airing Monday, Feb. 27, at 8/7 pm, Renee Shaw hosts a discussion about gambling proposals in the Kentucky legislature. Scheduled guests include: Segment one (gray machines):• Mark […]
On Kentucky Tonight, airing Monday, Feb. 20, at 8/7 pm, Renee Shaw hosts a discussion about Kentucky’s teacher shortage.
On this episode of Kentucky Health, Dr. Wayne Tuckson talks with Joyce Johnson, clinical director of outpatient services at Intensive Health and Stepworks Recovery Centers, about strategies to treat and manage substance abuse.
KET’s TeleFund 2023 event begins March 4 and features a variety of special concerts and musical performances from such artists as Elvis, Celine Dion, Billy Joel, Little Feat, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and more! Throughout TeleFund, which runs from March 4 to March 12, viewers can support KET by calling in their pledge to (800) 866-0366 or visiting KET.org/Donate.
The Owensboro Symphony performs a concert of memorable music from classic movies such as The Godfather, La La Land and more.
Spring is here, and Kentuckians eager to return to their favorite fishing spots can get ready with Kentucky Afield: Spring Fishing Question and Answer Show. Join host Chad Miles and experts from the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources as they answer questions and offer advice on the upcoming spring fishing season.
Spring can be a dangerous season in Kentucky with higher potential for tornadoes, severe storms, lightning and flooding. To help viewers prepare, KET presents Severe Weather: Staying Safe, featuring a panel of weather experts to answer questions and offer advice on how to get ready for the storm season.
On this episode of Kentucky Life, host Chip Polston visits Cora Wilson Stewart Moonlight Schools, which started in Rowan County in 1911 to combat adult illiteracy; tours the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland; talks with first-generation Sri Lankan-American Sam Fore who recounts her journey starting Tuk Tuk Sri Lankan Bites, a small pop-up restaurant in Lexington; and enjoys the unique Apple Valley Hillbilly Garden and Toyland in Calvert City.
On this episode of Kentucky Health, Dr. Wayne Tuckson talks with T Benecio Gonzales, director of the Center for Health Equity for Louisville Metro Dept. of Health and Wellness, about how bias and ignorance adversely impact health outcomes for the LGBTQ+ community.
On Kentucky Tonight, airing Monday, Feb. 13, at 8/7 pm, Renee Shaw hosts a discussion about local government issues (first segment) and revenue options (second segment).