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Ohio Just Added 10,000 Acres to the Public's Side of the Fence
Ohio finalized $25 million to buy 10,407 acres of southern Ohio forestland — and all of it will be open to the public.
From 1,550 to 10,000: Kentucky's Elk Herd Keeps Growing
Kentucky's elk herd — restarted from scratch in the late 1990s — has officially grown past 10,000 animals in the eastern mountains.
A 1968 Job Shop in Ivel, Kentucky Is About to Get a Lot Bigger
A fourth-generation family truck-body maker in Floyd County is investing $17 million and adding 65 skilled jobs right where it started.
Thirteen Thousand Elk and Counting: Kentucky's Comeback Keeps Getting Bigger
New coverage this month puts Kentucky's restored elk herd at around 13,000 — on land the coal industry left behind.
Why People From Kentucky Never Really Leave
Kentuckians move away all the time. They just never stop being from Kentucky, and there are specific reasons why.
What Locals in Kentucky Say That Nobody Else Does
How to say Louisville, why nobody says "the Derby," what a poke is, and other language that marks you as a Kentuckian.
What People Get Wrong About Kentucky
Kentucky is not flat, not all bourbon, and not the state you think it is. A correction of the record, region by region.