A University of Kentucky study suggests air testing could help monitor equine herpesvirus risks during major horse events. Researchers found viral DNA present even when no clinical signs appeared among horses sampled across several international competitions.
Federal, state, and local leaders broke ground on May 8 for the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project connecting Cincinnati with Covington across the Ohio River.
The University of Kentucky is bringing back its annual short course aimed at helping woodland owners manage their property more effectively through a mix of online webinars and hands-on field days this summer. Registration options cater both to those seeking virtual learning as well as those wanting direct experience on managed lands.
Small business owners from across Kentucky will be recognized during an annual awards ceremony hosted by state organizations this May. Honorees include entrepreneurs representing diverse sectors alongside recipients supported by programs administered through UK’s Martin-Gatton College.
Kentucky State University has released new studies examining how targeted watershed restoration affects carbon storage and land recovery after mining activities in Eastern Kentucky. Researchers found significant gains—both environmentally and economically—in areas receiving focused attention compared with other regions.
Kentucky officials are urging motorists to stay alert during Motorcycle and Bike Safety Awareness Month this May.
River House has been recognized by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture for its long-term participation in the Kentucky Proud Buy Local program.
Western Kentucky University reports that its meteorology students are securing internships nationwide with federal agencies like NOAA’s National Weather Service. Alumni continue advancing into leadership roles within these organizations.
Kentucky State University honored Dr.Harold R.Benson’s legacy at its annual agricultural luncheon.Awards celebrated faculty,research,and student achievements while highlighting continued community impact.
Kentucky State University will host high school male students this June in its Harvesting Potential Summer Agriculture Introduction Program. The initiative offers hands-on learning experiences aimed at exposing participants to diverse careers in agriculture.