KY-2: Guthrie's Company Threatens to Sue Over DCCC Ad (2008-09-24)
A lawyer for the company of Kentucky 2nd District candidate Brett Guthrie says a DCCC ad against the candidate is "demonstrably false."
Candidates Debate in Tight KY-2 Race (2008-09-23)
The candidates debated the financial bailout plan on Monday night.
KY-2: Candidates to Debate on Kentucky Educational Television (2008-09-19)
The two candidates running for Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District seat will face each other on television on Monday night.
KY-5: Independent Challenges "Champion" of the Earmarks (2008-09-16)
Independent Jim Holbert participated in the Kentucky Educational Television forum. The incumbent did not.
Special Interest Groups Involved in KY Politics (2008-09-08)
Special interest groups running attack ads in the McConnell-Lunsford Senate race.
Kentucky Delegate on the DNC (2008-08-29)
South-central Kentuckian claims some conservative voters are ready to back Obama.
Cross: "Maverick McCain Makes Maverick Pick In Palin" (2008-08-29)
McCain's VP pick is not all that surprising, says one commentator.
Youngest Kentucky Delegate Discusses Obama Versus Clinton Divisions (2008-08-26)
Kentucky's youngest delegate sees Clinton supporters at the convention, but predicts unity around Obama.
Child Support Prosecution Changes in Christian County (2008-08-21)
The Christian County Attorney's Office released over 50 indictments against residents behind on their child support payments. Carrie Pond has more.
Pennyrile to Benefit from Grant (2008-08-21)
A western Kentucky agency has received a 250 thousand dollar Regional Innovation Grant from the US Department of Labor. Carrie Pond has more on what's on the horizon for the region.
Beshear Announces Greenway Grant (2008-08-21)
Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear announced yesterday that Paducah will receive a half-million dollar grant to build the center section of the approximately four and a half mile Greenway Trail that eventually will run from Noble Park to downtown.
KY Adjutant General Visits Iraq (2008-08-21)
Kentucky Adjutant General Major General Edward W. Tonini is spending the week in Iraq visiting with Kentucky National Guard troops.
TVA Nuclear Second Look (2008-08-21)
The Tennessee Valley Authority is giving a second look at finishing two nuclear reactors that the agency virtually abandoned 20 years ago in Alabama.
Hopkins County Smoke Ban Under Fire (2008-08-21)
The Hopkins County Board of Health's smoke regulation prohibiting smoking in enclosed public areas has some local business owners speaking out. Carrie Pond has more.
Calloway County Park (2008-08-20)
The Murray-Calloway County Parks System officials accepted a check today for fifty-thousand dollars.
Paducah to Continue Greenway Trail Expansion (2008-08-20)
While in Paducah today, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear announced the approval of a 500 thousand dollar grant to continue development of the five-mile Paducah Greenway Trail.
Political Conventions Mark a Turning Point in the Election (2008-08-18)
The Democratic and Republican conventions mark the real beginning of the general election race for president.
Kentucky Challenger Lunsford Faces a Tough Fight Against Sen. McConnell (2008-08-06)
The battle continues between incumbent Senator Mitch McConnell and Democrat challenger Bruce Lunsford.
"Post Secret" at Yeiser Art Center (2008-07-29)
Last week Post Secret's traveling art exhibit made its third stop in Paducah where local poets are taking inspiration from Warren's brainchild. Angela Hatton has this report.
Kentucky Could See Record Voter Turnout This November (2008-07-28)
Kentucky's November 4th general election is still 102 days away, but if the May presidential primary is any indication, voter turnout this fall could be record-setting.
Most Americans Believe News Media is Biased in Election Reporting (2008-06-19)
A recent poll released by Rasmussen Reports says that just 17 percent of people polled nationwide believe that reporters try to give unbiased coverage of election campaigns.
Obama's Potential VP Shortlist (2008-06-19)
Obama's VP choice may depend on winning the women's vote.
Republicans Meet to Select Delegates (2008-06-06)
Democratic and Republican parties meet to select delegates for their national conventions.
Interpreting Political Polls (2008-05-28)
What to consider when weighing the numbers presented by pollsters.
Obama Has Work to Do in Kentucky and West Virginia (2008-05-22)
Political journalist Ken Kurtz chats with Alan Lytle about Kentucky's Democratic presidential primary.
Clinton Campaigns Hard in Western Kentucky (2008-05-20)
Senator Clinton and her family make final campaign stops in Kentucky.
Holiday Break (2008-01-02)
Commentator Duane Bolin talks about what to do as a professor during holiday break.
A New Years Eve to Remember (2008-01-02)
Commentator Brian Clardy remembers a New Years Eve with jazz vocalist Kurt Elling.
A Charlie Brown Christmas (2007-12-21)
Commentator Brian Clardy remembers the holiday cartoon classic, A Charlie Brown Christmas.
The Meaning of Kwanzaa (2007-12-21)
Commentators Brian Clardy and Debbie Owens explain the meaning of Kwanzaa.
Christmas Lights (2007-12-21)
Commentator Duane Bolin examines the importance of lights in religion and literature.
Horizons (2007-12-18)
Commentator Duane Bolin ponders what lies beyond life's horizons.
Between Town and Family in South Fulton, TN: A Hometown Christmas (2007-12-13)
Commentator Brian Clardy shares some of his family's Christmas traditions.
Big Words (2007-12-11)
Dr. Scott Vander Ploeg spouts a multi-syllabic mouth full in a commentary about the use of big words.
Evolution of the Trucking Industry (2007-12-06)
Hear part one of Nicole Erwin's Trucking series depicts the evolution of the trucking industry since deregulation in the early 80's.
Paducah Symphony Orchestra (2007-12-06)
The Paducah Symphony Orchestra and its choruses make a lot of music Saturday, with two Holiday concerts at the Caron Center.
On Chrismastime and Loss (2007-12-04)
Commentator Brian Clardy shares a story from his past for those who might be experiencing loss this holiday season.
Hanukkah (2007-12-04)
Todd Hatton looks at a December holiday that you may know by name, but not by nature... Hanukkah.
Bunning Will Run for Re-Election (2007-12-04)
US Senator Jim Bunning is denying a media report that he plans to retire. During a conference call with reporters Tuesday, the Republican lawmaker said the story on the website KYPolitics.org is wrong. Nicole Erwin has more.
The High Price of Recycling (2007-12-03)
Angela Hatton looks at the many sides of recycling in Western Kentucky.
NFL Network (2007-12-03)
Exclusive broadcasting rights for some NFL games on its network are inconveniencing fans. The NFL Network's programming changes have some Kentucky fans complaining to the Public Service Commission. Recently the PSC issued a statement saying it has no control over programming in the state, directing consumers to contact their local cable companies. Angela Hatton has more.
Football Complaints (2007-11-30)
The new NFL Network has some Kentuckians complaining. Angela Hatton has the story.
Poetry Corner "Poems that Tell a Story" (2007-11-30)
Creative writing students at Murray State tell stories with their poetry.
"It's a Wonderful Life" at Playhouse in the Park (2007-11-29)
"It's a Wonderul Life" opens at Murray's Playhouse in the Park December 6th. Kate Lochte interviews the director.
Kruger Brothers on Meridian (2007-11-29)
The internationally known Kruger Brothers come to Murray State University to support the 4th annual MSU benefit concert, "A Night of the Stars." Kate Lochte interviews them on Meridian.
Tooth and Nail in the Actor's Studio (2007-11-29)
The controversial South African play, "Tooth and Nail" opens in the Murray State Actor's Studio. Kate Lochte interviews the director and cast members.
Hispanics in West KY Agriculture (2007-11-28)
Carrie Pond begins her series on the growing Hispanic presence in Western Kentucky.
Rand Paul (2007-11-28)
Chad Lampe speaks with Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul's son Rand Paul.
Luck of the MGTD (2007-11-28)
Dr. Scott Vander Ploeg talks about the less than lucky 1952 MG-TD convertible.
Concerned Citizens Suit (2007-11-28)
A proposed housing development near Murray High School has prompted area residents to consider legal action. Carrie Pond has more.
Black Friday (2007-11-27)
Nicole Erwin dives into Black Friday shopping.
Brad Cowgill on Meridian Part 1 (2007-11-27)
Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education Interim President Brad Cowgill in a two part conversation about the Council's budget proposals for the next General Assembly, including funding for "Double the Numbers."
MSU Madrigal Dinner (2007-11-27)
Mark Welch interviews Dr. Bradley Almquist about the Madrigal Dinner at Murray State.
Brad Cowgill on Meridian Part 2 (2007-11-27)
Kentucky's Council on Post Secondary Education is changing funding strategies in its proposals for the next biennium. Hear the Council's Interim President Brad Cowgill explain.
Helium Shortage (2007-11-26)
A nationwide helium shortage is raising balloon prices and affecting area businesses' sales. Angela Hatton reports.
Insurance Fraud (2007-11-26)
One in four Americans says it's OK to commit insurance fraud. When people in Kentucky commit fraud, all Kentuckians pay for it. Angela Hatton has more.
World Aids Day (2007-11-26)
Church bells will ring every 15 seconds December 1st marking another orphaned child because of HIV or AIDS. Nicole Erwin has more.
Police Psychology (2007-11-22)
Psychological Associates of Paducah say most police applicants have a desire to help others. Carrie Pond has more.
Surviving the Holidays with Diabetes (2007-11-20)
Being a diabetic doesn't mean one has to pass the turkey along without taking some too. Nicole Erwin explains.
Cincos Maestros Michoachanos Reception (2007-11-19)
A unique art exhibit has arrived at Murray State. Todd Hatton has details on the opening of the Cincos Maestros Michoachanos exhibition.
Turkey Day (2007-11-19)
Robert Valentine offers an amusing Thanksgiving send-up, including some turkey information you may find astounding.
School Consolidation (2007-11-19)
A court hearing Friday discussed plans for the future of Fancy Farm and Lowes elementary schools. Chad Lampe has the story.
5 Maestros Michoacanos (2007-11-16)
An exhibition traveling throughout the state of Kentucky as part of a Kentucky Institute for International Studies initiated program comes to the Clara M. Eagle Art Gallery at Murray State University.
Farmington Elementary Honored (2007-11-16)
A Graves County elementary school is being honored for national achievement. Todd Hatton has the details.
Calloway Countians Chosen to Aide Beshear Administration (2007-11-16)
Calloway County individuals were chosen today to aide in Beshear's administration. Nicole Erwin has more.
Needline Makes Preparations for Holidays (2007-11-15)
Calloway County Needline calls for supplies and volunteers for 500 Christmas baskets. Nicole Erwin has the story.
Re-Membering (2007-11-13)
Commentator Duane Bolin talks about the increasing fragmentation of the past.
Paducah School for the Arts (2007-11-13)
Angela Hatton introduces us to the emerging Paducah School for the Arts.
438th Going Away (2007-11-13)
The 438th Military Police Company deployes for Iraq, Katie Walker has the story.
Employment Numbers (2007-11-12)
Katie Walker takes a look at the declining employment numbers in the areas of manufacturing in Western Kentucky.
Poetry Corner "Tribute Poems" (2007-11-12)
Creative writing students at Murray State pay tribute to famous poets of the past.
Jury Duty Scam (2007-11-09)
A recent phone scam threatens residents of Western Kentucky. Carrie Pond has more.
Kristallnacht Anniversary (2007-11-09)
Todd Hatton explores the events and consequences of Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, the first large-scale act of violence against German and Austrian Jews.
Hospital Ground Breaking (2007-11-09)
Calloway County Hospital break ground for a new 180-thousand-square-foot facility. Katie Walker has more.
MRSA (2007-11-09)
Nicole Erwin reports on how an antibiotic resistant form of Staph is affecting the community.
Sen. Winters and Rep. Henley on Meridian Part 1 (2007-11-08)
State Senator Ken Winters and State Representative Melvin Henley visit WKMS to speak on Meridian about their reaction to the General Election results.
Sen. Winters and Rep. Henley on Meridian Part 2 (2007-11-08)
Sen. Ken Winters and Rep. Melvin Henley talk about Fletcher's shaky campaign, among other things on this special edition of Meridian.
KY Ecomonics and Politics (2007-11-08)
Todd Hatton talks politics and economics with three Murray State professors.
Madisonville Community College Diversity (2007-11-08)
Dean of Student Affairs Jay Parrent says the college's Cultural Diversity program goals include growing a varied student population. Angela Hatton has more.
Sen. Winters and Rep. Henley on Meridian Part 4 (2007-11-08)
Sen. Ken Winters and Rep. Melvin Henley talk about Calloway County's influence on the election despite low voter turnout, among other things.
Sen. Winters and Rep. Henley on Meridian Part 3 (2007-11-08)
Sen.Ken Winters and Rep. Melvin Henley talk about how the Republican political capital was affected by Fletcher's defeat, among other things.
A Destin Diary Day 4 (2007-11-08)
Duane Bolin reads another excerpt from his diary, celebrating and reflecting on this past summer.
Rudolph Reaction (2007-11-07)
Chad Lampe interviews Former Republican Candidate for Lieutenant Governor, and Murray Native Robbie Rudolph.
Calloway Republican Reaction (2007-11-07)
Angela Hatton reports from the Calloway Republican Headquarters on election night.
Democratic Headquarter Victory (2007-11-07)
Nicole Erwin reports from the Calloway County Democratic Headquarters on election night.
Election Wrap Up (2007-11-07)
Chad Lampe Recaps all of Last Night's State races.
Early Morning Voters (2007-11-07)
Nicole Erwin speaks with voters who got an early start on their polling.
David Williams (2007-11-06)
Katie Walker speaks to Adam Smith, the spokesperson for David William's campaign for Commissioner of Agriculture.
Chinese Film Festival (2007-11-06)
Chad Lampe speaks with Chinese international student Lin Wu about an upcoming Chinese Film Festival.
Chick Corea (2007-11-06)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about the jazz icon who ended the acoustic versus electronic jazz argument once and for all.
Richie Farmer (2007-11-05)
Katie Walker speaks with Richie Farmer, the Republican incumbent for Commissioner of Agriculture.
The Way Home (2007-11-03)
Katie Walker speaks with Murray playwright, Constance Alexander about "The Way Home."
Mock Election (2007-11-02)
Thousands of middle and high school students across Kentucky show overwhelming support for the Republican ticket. Chad Lampe has the story.
Dr. Dan Mongiardo (2007-11-02)
Kentucky Public Radio's Stu Johnson sits down with Democratic candidate Dr. Dan Mongiardo.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Four (2007-11-02)
Dr. Dunn talks about expanding preschool education, Regional Stewardship grant funds, and a new campus wide database system.
Robbie Rudolph (2007-11-02)
Chad Lampe interviews Murray native and Republican Candidate for Kentucky's Lieutenant Governor, Robbie Rudolph.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Three (2007-11-02)
Dr. Dunn talks about gun control, the Teacher Quality Summit and International Education Week.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-11-01)
Dr. Dunn talks about work on MSU's Paducah Campus.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Two (2007-11-01)
Dr. Dunn talks about the biennial budget for post secondary education, the NCAA audit, and his reaction to Glenn Poshard.
Crit LuAllen (2007-11-01)
Nicole Erwin interviews Democratic Incumbent for State Auditor Crit LuAllen.
Fletcher in Murray (2007-11-01)
Governor Ernie Fletcher speaks at the Calloway County GOP headquarters.
Todd Hill Orchestra (2007-11-01)
Hear the music of the Todd Hill Orchestra, performing for The Little Black Dress Fall Ball benefiting the Paducah Symphony Orchestra.
Linda Greenwell (2007-11-01)
Angela Hatton profiles republican candidate for State Auditor, Linda Greenwell.
Kathy Gardner (2007-11-01)
Meet Kathy Gardner, soloist with the Paducah Symphony Orchestra for its Americana concert Saturday, November 3.
Bruce Hendrickson (2007-10-30)
Carrie Pond interviews Democratic Challenger for Kentucky Secretary of State, Bruce Hendrickson.
Trey Grayson (2007-10-30)
Carrie Pond interviews Republican incumbent for Kentucky Secretary of State, Trey Grayson.
Governor's Scholars Program (2007-10-30)
Dr. Scott VanderPloeg talks about the Governor's Scholars Program, something he says Kentucky does right.
Geib Fiddler Festival (2007-10-29)
The 2nd Annual Western Kentucky Fiddle Festival is coming to Murray State's Lovett Auditorium, November 9th and 10th. Kate Lochte interviews Murray Tourism director Linsday Geib.
GPS Escape (2007-10-29)
The escape from house arrest of Clarksville Tennessee gang member may prompt changes in the use of GPS system for monitoring offenders.
Peabody comes to West Kentucky (2007-10-29)
The world's largest oil company expands business in Western Kentucky.
Defending the Caveman (2007-10-26)
Chad Lampe speaks with Actor Cody Lyman who will "defend the Caveman" next week at the Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center in Paducah.
Steve Beshear (2007-10-26)
Nicole Erwin speaks with Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Steve Beshear.
Ernie Fletcher (2007-10-26)
Chad Lampe speaks with Incumbent Governor Ernie Fletcher about his campaign.
Rainfall Report (2007-10-25)
Experts in the Four Rivers Region say the recent rainfall is still not enough.
"Have I Told you Today that I Love You" by Bill Renzulli (2007-10-25)
"Have I Told You Today that I Love You... A Father's Words to His Children." Hear about Bill Renzulli's new book.
A Destin Diary Day 3 (2007-10-25)
Duane Bolin reads another excerpt from his diary, celebrating and reflecting on this past summer. Hear Part 3.
Wayne Miller (2007-10-24)
Wayne Miller's history degree let him to work in the Manhattan District Attorney's office where he said lawyers inspired him to write after hours because of their passion for words. We meet the Kansas City resident who reads at Murray State, October 25th.
Todd Hollenbach (2007-10-24)
Angela Hatton profiles Democratic Candidate for State Treasurer, Todd Hollenbach.
Melinda Wheeler (2007-10-24)
Drew McNally speaks with Republican candidate Melinda Wheeler about the race for the Kentucky treasurer's office.
School Consolidation Lawsuit (2007-10-23)
Community members file a lawsuit against the Graves County School Board, restricting consolidation construction.
The Artistry of Charles Lloyd (2007-10-23)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about a tenor sax man from Memphis known for his calm but complex compositions.
The Artistry of Charles Lloyd (2007-10-23)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about a tenor sax man from Memphis known for his calm but complex compositions.
Staph Infection Prevention (2007-10-23)
How the Four Rivers Region stacks up in the prevention against cases of Staph infection.
Physician Shortage (2007-10-23)
Governor Fletcher calls for $17.3 million dollars to aid Kentucky medical schools, in hopes to alleviate the physician shortage.
Stan Lee (2007-10-22)
Susan Miller speaks with Republican Kentucky Attorney General candidate Stan Lee.
Jack Conway (2007-10-22)
Chad Lampe speaks with Democratic Kentucky Attorney General Candidate Jack Conway.
Poetry Corner "Fishbowl Poems" (2007-10-22)
Something fishy's going on with the creative writing students at Murray State, find out why on The Poetry Corner.
Dr. Dawn Deeter (2007-10-19)
Dr. Dawn Deeter, Board Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist with the Murray Women's Clinic, discusses breast cancer detection.
Earl Brown on Meridian Part 1 - Demise of Deadwood (2007-10-19)
Murray Native W. Earl Brown, who played Dan Dority on HBO's Deadwood, talks with WKMS' Tracy Ross about the demise of the series.
Darby Dickerson (2007-10-19)
Dean Darby Dickerson of Stetson University's College of Law gives an overview of legal issues arising from cyberspace activities.
Earl Brown on Meridian Part 2 - Steve Earle (2007-10-19)
W. Earl Brown meets musician Steve Earle at an airport and a personal and professional friendship begins.
Land Between the Lakes Bridge Designs (2007-10-19)
Efforts to bridge the gap between concept and construction are narrowing. Kenlake State Park says the final bridge design is expected to be ready for construction by 2011.
Earl Brown on Meridian 3 - Sacred Cowboys (2007-10-19)
One of Earl Brown's songs "Wrapped in a Flag," performed at a Sacred Cowboys concert, powerfully impacts a young Marine, just recovered from battlefield wounds.
Earl Brown on Meridian Part 4 - Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top (2007-10-19)
Earl Brown gets to play with one of his heroes, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
The Dana Corporation Unionizes (2007-10-18)
After filing for bankruptcy last month, The troubled auto parts company has since laid the tracks for restructuring their business, including unionizing their workers.
Household Loan Limitations (2007-10-18)
While technology makes life on the farm easier and easier, a new Farm Bill could make family incomes tighter and tighter.
A Destin Diary Day 2 (2007-10-18)
Duane Bolin takes us back to his vacation in Destin, Florida, reading another excerpt from his diary celebrating and reflecting on this past summer.
Astronaut Quilter (2007-10-18)
Astronaut Dr. Jan Davis experienced three space flights including shuttles Endeavor and Discovery, and she's a quilter.
Benton Cameras (2007-10-18)
Officers in Benton Kentucky are now sporting hidden video devices. Nicole Erwin speaks with Sgt. Tracy Watwood about the new outfits.
Dickie Todd Still Fights Smoking Ban (2007-10-18)
Billiards owner Dickie Todd still fights the city, but is it really about the smoking ban anymore?
My Dinner With Russell Jim (2007-10-17)
Dr. Scott Vander Ploeg asks a Native American, "What if your government contaminated your water supply?"
Custom Guitars (2007-10-16)
We'll learn what happens when a former occupational therapies, and cabinet maker come together to create custom guitars.
WKCTC USEC Funding (2007-10-16)
Western Kentucky Community Technical College receives a large donation for their Emerging Technology Center. Chad Lampe has more.
Feral Cat Day (2007-10-16)
Today is Feral Cat Day. Doctor Renae Duncan gives us the facts and tells us how you too can become an Alley Cat Ally.
Chef John Mangelos (2007-10-15)
From The Barnwood Restaurant in Ripon, California and the Olympic Games, John Mangelos serves up a fundraising dinner this month at the Carson Center.
Agriculture Labor Needs (2007-10-12)
How does the future look for Kentucky's farm economy? Carrie Pond has the story.
A Destin Diary Day 1 (2007-10-12)
Duane Bolin reads an excerpt from his diary, celebrating and reflecting on this past summer.
Kelley Johnson (2007-10-12)
Dr. Brian Clardy discovers a jazz vocalist known as Seattle's best kept secret.
Poshard Keeps his Job (2007-10-12)
Will Southern Illinois University system president Glenn Poshard keep his job? Chad Lampe has more.
Destin Diary Day 1 (2007-10-12)
Duane Bolin reads an excerpt from his diary, celebrating and reflecting on this past summer.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Four (2007-10-11)
Dr. Dunn talks about the Grand Marshals for the MSU homecoming parade, the new Jesse L. Jones Clocktower, and his upcoming wedding.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Three (2007-10-11)
Dr. Dunn talks about where he stands with "free speech activities" on campus. Also, his take on the Glenn Poshard allegations.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-10-11)
Dr. Dunn talks about working with the University of Kentucky, expanding their medical campus to Murray State.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Two (2007-10-11)
Dr. Dunn talks about the recent Parking and Transportation Workgroup Survey and when we might see some changes. Also should the university bring controversial speakers to campus?
UK Med School Extension (2007-10-10)
University of Kentucky plans to expand their medical school to include two more state universities.
Tennessee Pasture Money (2007-10-10)
A Tennessee Congressman is requests federal funds for state farmers. Susan Miller has the story.
Wear Pink (2007-10-09)
Kentucky First Lady is urging Kentuckians to wear pink this week.
John Dobson (2007-10-09)
The Pied Piper of Astronomy makes a visit to WKMS.
Badminton Tournament (2007-10-09)
Nicole Erwin takes us to the first international badminton tournament at Murray State University.
Frederick Booker Noe III (2007-10-09)
A fundraiser for the Carson Center in Paducah showcases part of the heritage of Kentucky's bourbon business. We meet the 7th generation Kentucky distiller Frederick Booker Noe III.
Music Time at Murray State (2007-10-09)
Kate Locthe interviews the creator of an early childhood music program at Murray State.
Flu Vaccinations (2007-10-08)
It's that time of year again. Get vaccinated before its too late.
Phase 2 of Bridge Design (2007-10-08)
The new bridges near Land Between the Lakes are making progress. Chad Lampe reports.
Murray in Top 100 (2007-10-08)
Murray is rated "among the best." Susan Miller reports.
Poetry Corner "Verge of Autumn" (2007-10-05)
Murray State students read from their work on the Poetry Corner.
Edwards Visit (2007-10-04)
Presidential Candidate John Edwards visits Hickman County, Kentucky. Chad Lampe has more.
John Edwards (2007-10-04)
Chad Lampe reports on Democratic Presidential Candidate John Edwards' recent trip to Columbus Kentucky.
Bill Passed (2007-10-03)
A Tennessee Congressman's bipartisan bill requiring the Presidential Administration to report troop redeployment plans passed this week.
Melvin Chen (2007-10-03)
Austrian Pianist Paul Wittgenstein lost his right hand to injury in World War I, but his composer friends responded with works that he could play including a composition which the Paducah Symphony Orchestra includes in its classical season opener Saturday, October 6th.
Teacher Reprimanded (2007-10-03)
Racial slurs led to the termination of a Montgomery Central High School teacher. Katie Walker reports.
Bunning Primaries (2007-10-03)
US Senator says Kentucky should make its presidential primary sooner.
Biodiesel Plant (2007-10-03)
New biodiesel plant calls for all the soybeans in Kentucky.
CATS Scores (2007-10-02)
Nicole Erwin reports on positive test results for Kentucky.
"Syn Fuel" Again (2007-10-02)
Dr. Scott Vander Ploeg tells us why replacing gasoline with liquid coal is a bad idea.
Representative Pay (2007-10-01)
Katie Walker reports on two Kentucky Representatives who have the public asking, "Where's the money?"
Paducah Payroll Tax (2007-09-29)
Katie Walker reports on the Paducah payroll tax increase.
Consolidation (2007-09-27)
Nicole Erwin reports on the latest regarding Fancy Farm Consolidation.
Unemployment Numbers (2007-09-26)
Susan Miller reports on a decline in Kentucky unemployment rates.
Agriculture Series Three (2007-09-25)
Part Three of Nicole Erwin's agriculture series, featuring the growing demand for farmer's products and the difficulties to meet those needs.
Henry County Sheriff (2007-09-25)
Susan Miller reports on the sentencing a Sheriff's Department employee.
An Odd Shelf of Books (2007-09-25)
Duane Bolin claims he's not the only one with an "odd shelf of books."
Kentucky NEAP Scores (2007-09-25)
Angela Hatton reports on the latest progress report on Kentucky schools.
Conservation Reserve Program (2007-09-25)
Nicole Erwin reports on the USDA's attempt to keep the corn prices down.
Tennessee Border Surveillance (2007-09-22)
Susan Miller reports on the border crackdown for tobacco violators in Tennessee.
Poetry Corner "Word Play" (2007-09-21)
Murray State students read their work on Poetry Corner
On the Passing of Max Roach (2007-09-20)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about the recent passing of legendary jazz drummer, Max Roach.
Kentucky Safety Vehicles (2007-09-20)
Drew McNally reports on new safety vehicles coming to the Kentucky roadways.
Holly Goddard Jones (2007-09-19)
Kate Lochte interviews acclaimed author and Murray State faculty member Holly Goddard Jones on Meridian.
KET Gubernatorial Debate (2007-09-18)
Nicole Erwin reports on the televised gubernatorial debates.
Henley Changes Parties (2007-09-16)
Susan Miller reports on some political party changes in the Commonwealth.
Kosher Gospel (2007-09-14)
Joshua Nelson fuses soul music with the songs of Jewish faith, celebrating Rosh Hashanah.
West Kentucky Highland Games (2007-09-13)
Kate Lochte interviews Robert Valentine about the West Kentucky Highland Games.
The Will Rogers Follies (2007-09-13)
Kate Lochte interviews one of the lead actors for the Purchase Players production "The Will Rogers Follies, A Life in Review."
Dee Daniels (2007-09-13)
Meet West Coast jazz vocalist Dee Daniels, to perform Saturday 9/15 with the Paducah Symphony's first Pops Concert, at the Carson Center.
No Child Left Behind (2007-09-12)
Susan Miller reports on Kentucky's testing for the "No Child Left Behind Act."
Chuck Taylor, Pro Wrestler (2007-09-12)
Drew McNally speaks with full-time Murray State student, part-time pro-wrester, Dustin Howard.
In the Waiting Room (2007-09-11)
Patience Renzulli talks about the accents of southern living.
Last Call by Constance Alexander (2007-09-11)
What if your last call is to a lover, not your wife? Author Constance Alexander explores the answer in a play arising from memories of loved ones lost September 11th, 2001.
Agriculture Series Part Two (2007-09-10)
Nicole Erwin reports on Kentucky's future goals in the production of ethanol.
Poetry Corner "Love" (2007-09-07)
Murray State students read their work on the Poetry Corner.
School Food Report Card (2007-09-07)
Susan Miller reports on some high marks for Kentucky schools.
Rabies Awareness (2007-09-05)
Carrie Pond reports on rabies testing in western Kentucky.
Momma Nancy's Cabs (2007-09-05)
Chad Lampe takes a ride with Momma Nancy for a Labor Day special on Meridian.
Many Sounds of Jazz - Andy Bey and Shirley Horn (2007-09-04)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about two jazz pianists who stand out amongst the many sounds of jazz.
Green Tennessee (2007-09-03)
Nicole Erwin reports on the different approaches between reducing dependency on foreign oil.
Maiden Alley - "Rescue Dawn" (2007-08-30)
Matt Markgraf speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about Werner Herzog's "Rescue Dawn."
Women and Money (2007-08-27)
The economic status of Kentucky women is one of the lowest in the nation. Carrie Pond talks with female Kentuckians about money issues.
Where are all the Wrinkles? (2007-08-27)
Patience Renzulli talks about the artificial absence of wrinkles.
Agriculture Series One (2007-08-27)
Nicole Erwin discusses how farmers in western Kentucky are dealing with the drought.
Rash of Suicide (2007-08-27)
Susan Miller reports on the recent suicides in Western Kentucky.
Friday Night Bluelight (2007-08-24)
Chad Lampe reports on a new safety campaign for high school football games.
Poetry Corner "Summer Reflection" (2007-08-24)
Murray State students read their work on the Poetry Corner.
Cooling Funds Out (2007-08-24)
Nicole Erwin reports on the release of federal funds in Kentucky.
Maiden Alley - "Sicko" (2007-08-23)
Matt Markgraf speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about Michael Moore's documentary, "Sicko."
Motion Denied (2007-08-23)
Nicole Erwin reports on the latest in the Harrison Yonts case.
Identity Theft (2007-08-21)
Susan Miller reports on the man charged with identity theft in Paducah.
Many Sounds of Jazz - Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross (2007-08-20)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about a unique vocalese trio amongst the many sounds of jazz.
Youth Vote 4 - Environment (2007-08-20)
Part four of Nicole Erwin's Young Voters Series... this week we hear about environmental issues.
Julia Alvarez (2007-08-20)
Kate Lochte interviews a nationally noted author speaking at Murray State University.
Lieutenant Reflects on Time in Iraq (2007-08-20)
A local police Lieutenant talks about his time in Iraq.
Energy Leader (2007-08-20)
Susan Miller reports on the energy task force in Frankfort.
Childhood Obesity (2007-08-16)
Susan Miller reports on the growing rate of childhood obesity in our region.
Mike Starling NPR Labs Part 2 (2007-08-16)
NPR Labs director Mike Starling says digital radio may bring captioned radio for the deaf and more services for the blind, in addition to more channels of public radio on the air.
Mike Starling NPR Labs (2007-08-15)
Kate Lochte speaks with executive director of NPR radio labs Mike Starling about new digital technologies.
Plant Stress (2007-08-15)
Kate Lochte speaks with MSU biology professor Steve White about plant stress.
Lessons from History (2007-08-14)
Dr. Duane Bolin shares with us some lessons from history.
Dr. Dunn Assessment (2007-08-14)
Members of the MSU Board of Regents met tuesday to discuss the future of MSU President Dr. Randy Dunn.
Darlene Dreyer Part 2 (2007-08-14)
Part 2 of Kate Lochte's interview with the new executive director of the Paducah Symphony Orchestra, Darlene Dreyer.
River Walk (2007-08-13)
Patience Renzulli takes a walk along the colorful Ohio River in Paducah.
Youth Vote 3, Voting Issues (2007-08-13)
Part three of Nicole Erwin's series on young voters in the upcoming 2008 presidential election.
Synthetic Blood (2007-08-12)
Susan Miller reports on medical breakthroughs in synthetic blood at the University of Kentucky.
Beat the Heat (2007-08-10)
Nicole Erwin reports on how some people beat the heat this sizzling summer.
New Music Business Program (2007-08-10)
Drew McNally speaks with Music Department Chair Pam Wurgler about the new music business program at Murray State University.
Darlene Dreyer Part 1 (2007-08-10)
There's a new executive director in town with the Paducah Symphony Orchestra. Kate Lochte interviews Darlene Dreyer.
Citizen Kane to Wuthering Heights (2007-08-09)
Professor Helen Roulston compares Bernard Hermann's score in Citizen Kane to his operatic adaptation of Wuthering Heights.
Hickman Heritage (2007-08-09)
Kate Lochte visits with the Jackson Purchase Historical Society for a meeting in Hickman.
Electricity (2007-08-08)
Susan Miller reports on the electricity bills as the weather approaches triple digit territory.
Emancipation Proclamation (2007-08-08)
Kate Locthe interviews historian John E.L. Robertson about the Emancipation Proclamation and its affect on Paducah.
Youth Vote #2 Urban Youth (2007-08-07)
The second of a six part series on the Youth Vote in the upcoming presidential election.
Strange Fruit (2007-08-07)
How a lynching in the Midwest inspired a legendary protest song, planting the seeds for the Civil Rights Movement.
Fancy Farm (2007-08-05)
Chad Lampe reports on the 127th Fancy Farm Picnic.
Fancy Farm Security (2007-08-03)
Susan Miller reports on the issues of security at this year's Fancy Farm Picnic.
River's Edge Film Festival (2007-08-03)
Kate Lochte interviews the new executive director of Paducah's Maiden Alley Cinema about the River's Edge Film Festival on Meridian.
Always Patsy Cline on Meridian (2007-08-03)
Kate Lochte interviews the co-stars of the Playhouse in the Park production of "Always... Patsy Cline" on Meridian.
Judge Clymer Outburst (2007-08-03)
Susan Miller follows up on the court outburst from Judge Clymer.
Bridge Safety in the Commonwealth (2007-08-02)
In wake of the Minnesota bridge collapse, Chad Lampe reports on the security of bridges across the Commonwealth.
From the Archives - Hit by a Car (2007-08-02)
Hear Patience Renzulli tell us a story perfect for these dog days of summer.
Keith Todd Interview (2007-08-02)
Chad Lampe speaks with Keith Todd about the saftey of bridges in our area.
Shemwell Sentencing (2007-08-01)
Susan Miller reports on the settlement and future of the Paducah felon.
Fancy Farm (2007-07-30)
Susan Miller reports on the details for the upcoming Fancy Farm picnic.
Green House (2007-07-30)
Meet a husband and wife who have made eco-friendly architecture a life-long mission. Jim Michael teaks a tour of Rodney and Sydney Wright's "Green" Paducah home.
The Waitress (2007-07-26)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about this weekend's film, "The Waitress."
McCracken Consolidation (2007-07-26)
Susan Miller reports on the recent public meetings regarding the future of McCracken county schools.
Ken Burns and Dexter Gordon (2007-07-25)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about a recent documentary that claims jazz had died
Clarksville Gang Forum 2 (2007-07-25)
Jim Michael reports on the second in a series of community forums on gang violence.
Orbert Davis and Jazz Education (2007-07-25)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about one of the most active and sought after trumpeters on the jazz scene.
Smoke on the Mountain in Mayfield (2007-07-25)
Kate Lochte interviews Lisa Cope about the upcoming production by the Mayfield Purchase Players on Meridian.
Clarksville Second Gang Forum (2007-07-25)
For the second time in two weeks, Clarksville residents come together to discuss solutions to the city's gang violence problem. Jim Michael takes us to the meeting.
Baby Boomers (2007-07-24)
Chad Lampe reports on the aging "Baby Boomer" population in the area.
Coal-To-Liquid (2007-07-24)
Chad Lampe reports on a 3-billion dollar Coal-to-Liquid fuel conversion plant that might find its home in the Commonwealth.
Ellen Glasgow (2007-07-24)
You can see paintings by a globe-trotting landscape artist with West Kentucky roots for just a few more days at Janice Mason Art Museum in Cadiz. Kate Lochte interviews Ellen Glasgow about her exhibition of works.
Graves County High School Drug Policy (2007-07-23)
Drew McNally reports on drug screening policies at Graves County High School.
Land Between the Lakes Bridge Meeting (2007-07-20)
Susan Miller reports on the public polling meeting regarding the future of Land Between the Lakes bridges.
Uncommon Mysteries - "The Bad Quarto" (2007-07-19)
Michael Cohen pulls out his detective bag for another uncommon mystery.
Murray State University and Hopkinsville Community College Venture (2007-07-19)
Jim Michael reports from Hopkinsville on a potential merger between the two campuses.
Freeland "Blood River to Berlin" (2007-07-19)
World War II veteran and WKMS commentator Mike Freeland wrote a new book drawn from his war diaries. Mark Welch interviews him on Meridian.
Edwards to Visit Columbus (2007-07-18)
Chad Lampe reports on a potential stop for an Edwards Campaign stop in Western Kentucky and why one young resident is making headlines.
McCracken County Public Library Book Sale (2007-07-18)
The McCracken County Library Friends hold a Summer Book Sale as part of the Paducah Summer Festival. Kate Locthe interviews Jennie Boyarski, Summer Book Sale Coordinator, on Meridian.
Always Patsy Cline (2007-07-18)
Always Patsy Cline opens July 19th for a three weekend run at Murray's Playhouse in the Park. Its innovative artistic director, Ross Bolen, describes how he's staging it.
Quilter's Show Goes On (2007-07-18)
Susan Miller reports on contracts for next year's Paducah quilt show.
Bunning Bashes Fancy Farm (2007-07-17)
Jim Michael reports on a recent teleconference with Kentucky Senator Jim Bunning.
Clarksville Gang Forum (Updated) (2007-07-17)
The city of Clarksville, Tennessee has a gang problem, and residents are speaking out in anger. Jim Michael takes us to a city-sponsored gang forum.
Water Quality Researcher (2007-07-17)
With the activist group Public Outcry calling attention to how mining practices in Eastern Kentucky should worry residents in our region, we checked with Center for Reservoir Research coordinator Dr. David White for an explanation.
Fletcher and Richards Letters (2007-07-17)
Susan Miller reports on a legislation feud concerning Peabody Energy.
Firefighters Contract (2007-07-16)
Susan Miller reports on the ongoing contract negotiations with the Local 168 Paducah Firefighters team.
Racer Kick Off (2007-07-16)
Jim Michael reports on the assault incident regarding a Murray State football player.
Youth Vote #1 (2007-07-16)
Voters int he most political city in the nation talk to Nicole Erwin about the 2008 presidential election. In the first installment of an ongoing series, we learn about how youth are participating in democracy.
Public Outcry (2007-07-16)
Interested in water quality? Meet Kate Larkin, a group of Kentuckians who call attention to the effects of mountaintop removal mining with a program of music and readings at Murray State University.
Executive Inn Sale (2007-07-13)
Susan Miller reports on the Executive Inn sale.
Gang Violence Forum (2007-07-13)
Jim Michael reports on the recent Clarksville community forum.
Robert Olen Butler Pt. 1 (2007-07-12)
Pulitzer Prize winning Author Robert Olen Butler reads his works of fiction at Murray State Friday evening. In the first of a two part conversation, Butler speaks of what he looks for in writing students and about his experiences in Vietnam that influenced his becoming a fiction writer.
Maiden Alley - "A Mighty Heart" (2007-07-12)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about "A Mighty Heart."
Chris Thile (2007-07-12)
John McMillen spoke with Chris Thile of Nickel Creek about the future of the band.
I Remember Ray Brown (2007-07-11)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about his experience with the titan of jazz bass, Ray Brown.
Smoking Ban Challenge (2007-07-11)
Jim Michael reports on the latest challenge against Paducah's smoking ban.
Ballard Road Funds (2007-07-10)
Jim Michael reports on funds for Ballard County road work.
Cotton Patch Gospel (2007-07-10)
Audience members walk out of a Grand Rivers show because of its content. Jim Michael explains the controversy surrounding "Cotton Patch Gospel."
Craig Morris (2007-07-09)
Martin Booth Tracy tells us how a farm boy from Calloway County became a towering figure in Inca expeditions.
Graves County Consolidation (2007-07-06)
Chad Lampe reports on the recent Graves County Board of Education vote to consolidate Lowes and Fancy Farm Elementary schools.
Clarksville Murder Indictments (2007-07-06)
Jim Michael reports on the incident resulting in murder last month in Clarksville.
Kentucky Road Ratings (2007-07-05)
Chad Lampe talks about research on Kentucky road congestion.
Beach Reopens (2007-07-05)
Jim Michael reports on the beaches reopening at Kentucky Dam Village State Park.
MSU Projects for Special Session (2007-07-03)
Chad Lampe reports on the current and upcoming projects at Murray State University.
Soldier Family Assistance Center (2007-07-02)
Injured soldiers returning to Fort Campbell now have a more streamlined, user-friendly road to recovery.
Artist Derrick Riley (2007-06-29)
Sinisterish fantasies and weapons are part of artist Derrick Riley's vocabulary of images. We meet the Loan Oak High School, class of '98 grad, as he works on a graduate degree at the University of Kentucky where he also teaches.
Maiden Alley - "Bug" (2007-06-28)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about "Bug."
Drafting the Declaration (2007-06-28)
A reenactment of the forefathers as they draft the declaration of independence, 231 years ago.
LBL Bald Eagles (2007-06-28)
Susan Miller reports on the now thriving American bald eagles living in Land Between the Lakes.
HIV Testing Billboard (2007-06-27)
Susan Miller reports on the controversial testing ad campaign.
Shingles (2007-06-27)
Chad Lampe reports on prevention awareness for shingles.
Run-Off Repeal (2007-06-27)
Chad Lampe reports on the gubernatorial runoff election repeal.
Rain Shortage (2007-06-26)
Susan Miller reports on the area rain shortage.
Real Milk (2007-06-26)
Chad Lampe reports on proposed legislation that may legalize the selling of unpasteurized milk.
Wrather Museum (2007-06-26)
Austin Carter visits the Wrather Museum on the Murray State campus.
Manhunt: 12 Days Search for Lincoln's Killer (2007-06-25)
Michael Cohen pulls out his detective bag for another uncommon mystery.
Henry County Sheriff's Department Goes Door to Door (2007-06-25)
Susan Miller reports on members of the sheriff's department knocking on doors Monday, June 26th.
Graves Forum (2007-06-22)
Chad Lampe reports on a Q & A Session Thursday night.
No Barking! (2007-06-21)
Susan Miller reports on new Madisonville animal ordinances.
Maiden Alley - "Away From Her" (2007-06-21)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about "Away From Her."
Math/Science Academy (2007-06-21)
Kentucky bets that its top high school students can excel in math and science. Jim Michael tells us about a new program that provides gifted high school students an intense learning experience.
Murray State Website Attacked (2007-06-19)
Chad Lampe reports on internet pornography associated with Murray State University.
Executive Inn (2007-06-18)
Jim Michael reports on the developments in the year long ownership saga over Paducah's Executive Inn and Conference Center. He says some of the parties are "ready to make nice."
UK Domestic Partner Benefits (2007-06-18)
Jim Michael reports on a benefit plan for University of Kentucky employees.
Paris, Tennessee Explosion (2007-06-18)
Jim Michael reports on the explosion Monday in Paris, Tennessee.
Consolidation Woes Continue (2007-06-15)
Chad Lampe reports on the consolidation between the Lowes and Fancy Farm school districts.
Riders in the Sky - Ranger Doug (2007-06-15)
Mark Welch interviews the co-founder of "America's Favorite Cowboys," Riders in the Sky, on Meridian.
The Wind that Shakes the Barley (2007-06-15)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about "The Wind that Shakes the Barley."
Earthquake Drill (2007-06-14)
Jim Michael reports on state-wide earthquake drills.
Vintner's Dinner (2007-06-13)
Chad Lampe speaks with Laura Duff about the upcoming Vintner's Dinner.
New Area Code (2007-06-13)
Jim Michael reports on the new area codes for western Kentucky.
Abstaining from Abstinence (2007-06-12)
Susan Miller reports on whats happening with federal funding for abstinence education.
International Mystery Writers Festival (2007-06-12)
Mark Welch interviews a Paducah resident participating in The International Mystery Writers Festival on Meridian.
Ground Beef Recall (2007-06-11)
Chad Lampe reports on the recent beef recalls.
Camp Invention (2007-06-11)
Kate Lochte interviews a teacher from an area summer camp who encourages kids to stay creative during summer break.
Jackson Purchase Dance Company (2007-06-11)
Kate Lochte interviews the artistic director of a local dance company about a trip to New York City.
Uncommon Mystery - A Death in Belmont (2007-06-11)
Michael Cohen pulls out his detective bag for another uncommon mystery.
Iowa Caucus (2007-06-11)
Jim Michael recently traveled to Iowa to find out exactly "what is" the Iowa Caucus?
Punkin (2007-06-11)
Robert Valentine is spending his summer with a new dog and one of them is bound to get the best of each other.
Kudzu Eating Goats (2007-06-08)
Nicole Erwin reports on new methods to eliminate kudzu.
Paducah's Smoking Ban (2007-06-08)
Susan Miller reports on a waived smoking ban violation in Paducah.
Passport Delays (2007-06-07)
Susan Miller reports on new passport regulations.
Storm Ready (2007-06-06)
Susan Miller reports on a local "Storm Ready" award.
USEC and TVA Pact Renewed (2007-06-05)
Nicole Erwin reports on the United States Enrichment Corporation contract renewal with the Tennessee Valley Association.
Bluegrass Festival - Blake Williams (2007-06-05)
Bluegrass musician Blake Williams remembers the role of comedy in the "old days" of live bluegrass performances.
Vet Shortage (2007-06-04)
Chad Lampe investigates a critical veterinarian shortage.
Fort Heiman (2007-06-04)
Kate Lochte interviews the Superindendent of Ft. Donelson National Battlefield about the plans for Ft. Heiman on Meridian.
Speech and Hearing Clinic (2007-06-04)
Kate Lochte interviews the Clinic Program Director of the Murray State University Speech and Hearing Clinic on Meridian.
Online Sex Offenders (2007-06-04)
Nicole Erwin reports sex offenders on MySpace.
Ornette Coleman (2007-06-04)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about his personal experience with a controversial jazz pioneer.
Greenfield Reinstated (2007-06-01)
Jim Michael reports on the reinstatement of Murray Middle School, Ann Greenfield.
Executive Inn (2007-06-01)
Susan Miller reports on plans for the Executive Inn in Paducah.
400 Mile Sale (2007-05-30)
Jim Michael reports on the annual 400 Mile Sale from May 31st to June 3rd.
Farmers Coping With Dry Spell (2007-05-30)
Nicole Erwin reports on the local dry spell.
Uncommon Mystery - Desert Heat (2007-05-29)
Michael Cohen pulls out his detective bag for another uncommon mystery.
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (2007-05-29)
Jim Michael talks to Dave Atkisson, the President of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, about a program that lets your ideas improve the Commonwealth.
Marathon Suit (2007-05-29)
Susan Miller reports on the recent Kentucky law suit with Marathon Oil Company.
Soap Box Derby (2007-05-29)
Many young people are making final preparations for this weekend's soap box derby races in downtown Murray.
Police Training (2007-05-29)
Chad Lampe reports on police training on the Murray State campus.
Remebering Lilli Marlene (2007-05-28)
Les Brown's "Sentimental Journey" takes commentator Mike Freeland back to Berlin just after V.E. Day (Victory in Europe Day) in 1945.
Paducah Board Buys Executive Inn (2007-05-25)
Nicole Erwin reports on the recent purchase of Executive Inn.
Holiday Boating (2007-05-25)
Chad Lampe reports on holiday boating during Memorial Day weekend.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-05-24)
Part one of the May interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-05-24)
Part one of the May interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Four (2007-05-24)
Part four of the May interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Two (2007-05-24)
Part two of the May interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-05-24)
Part one of the May interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Three (2007-05-24)
Part three of the May interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Discovering Korea Part 4 (2007-05-23)
WKMS Station Manager Kate Lochte reports from Daegu University in South Korea. She's there as part of an education exchange.
Truancy Problems (2007-05-23)
Nicole Erwin talks about how some schools are dealing with their truancy problems.
Other Races (2007-05-23)
Chad Lampe reports on the other races during the Gubernatorial election.
Kentucky Gubernatorial Primary (2007-05-23)
Jim Michael walks us through who won, who lost, and what comes next in Kentucky's race for Governor.
Rev. Howell Maurice Forgy (2007-05-23)
How a Navy Chaplain with Murray connections made his mark in American popular culture.
Discovering Korea Part 3 (2007-05-22)
WKMS Station Manager Kate Lochte reports from Daegu University in South Korea. She's there as part of an education exchange.
68/80 Funds (2007-05-21)
Jim Michael reports on the 68/80 Funds.
Steve Henry (2007-05-21)
Most Kentuckians know the name Steve Henry. Under the Patton administration Henry served as Lieutenant Governor for two terms, and now he wants the top job.
Board of Regents (2007-05-21)
Jim Michael reports on the Friday, May 18th Board of Regents meeting.
Discovering Korea Part 2 (2007-05-20)
The second in Kate Lochte's series of reports from Korea.
Maiden Alley Cinema Presents "The Namesake" (2007-05-17)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's booking agent Larry Thomas about "The Namesake."
Young Voters (2007-05-17)
Nicole Erwin talks with the chairmen of the Kentucky College Republicans and College Democrats about the role of young voters in the primary election.
Maiden Alley Cinema Presents "The Namesake" (2007-05-17)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's booking agent Larry Thomas about "The Namesake."
Billy Harper (2007-05-17)
Nicole Erwin talks with Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Billy Harper.
Maiden Alley Cinema Presents "The Namesake" (2007-05-17)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's booking agent Larry Thomas about "The Namesake."
Bhutan at Janice Mason (2007-05-16)
Start your summer in Bhutan at the Janice Mason Art Museum in Cadiz, Kentucky.
Discovering Korea Part 1 (2007-05-16)
WKMS Station Manager Kate Lochte reports from Daegu University in South Korea.
One Room School (2007-05-14)
A regional project brings generations of people together to preserve history. Jim Michael tells us about Caldwell County's efforts to "Save Our 1926 African American School."
Bruce Lunsford (2007-05-14)
We continue our profiles of Kentucky's gubernatorial candidates. Bryan Bartlett talks with Bruce Lunsford.
Gatewood Galbraith (2007-05-14)
We continue our Gubernatorial Candidate Profiles. Chad Lampe speaks with Democratic Candidate Gatewood Galbraith
Who Needs June Cleaver? (2007-05-11)
Kate Lochte and Mark Welch talk to Murray author, Constance Alexander, about her new book "Who Needs June Cleaver?" on Wednesday's Meridian.
Jody Richards (2007-05-10)
We continue our profiles of Kentucky's gubernatorial candidates. Jim Michael talks with House Speaker Jody Richards.
Otis Hensley (2007-05-08)
Kentucky Gubernatorial candidate Otis Hensley says he is going to ride the bull out of Frankfort.
Day of Silence (2007-05-07)
You hear us say "online at WKMS.org" a lot. But changes to rates internet broadcasters must pay might mean th end to internet radio as we know it.
To Change the World (2007-05-07)
Psychologist Kenneth Thomas talks about the importance of taking responsibility in a changing world.
Fletcher for Governor (2007-05-07)
He's earning the reputation of "Comeback Kid." But will that be enough for current Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher to win a second term? Jim Michael recently caught up with the Governor.
MSU Dance Company Presents "Feat: Art in Action" (2007-05-04)
Kate Lochte talks to Assistant Professor of Dance Holly Clark about the final dance concert at Murray State.
Martinez Rogers (2007-05-03)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about an underground jazz artist who crosses the boundaries of music.
Maiden Alley - "The Host" (2007-05-03)
Chad Lamp speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema Booking Agent Larry Thomas about the Korean horror film "The Host."
Anne Northup (2007-05-03)
WKMS Continues its coverage of the gubernatorial primary with candidate profiles. Chad Lampe speaks with Republican Candidate Anne Northup
Mama Pajama Tells a Story (2007-05-03)
Kate Lochte and Mark Welch share a conversation with Patience Renzulli, author of "Mama Pajama Tells a Story: A Collection of Writings about Dogs and Their Servants."
Dr. Dunn Inauguration Montage (2007-05-01)
A montage from Dr. Dunn's Inauguration as President of Murray State University.
Steve Beshear (2007-05-01)
Chad Lampe talks with Democratic candidate Steve Beshear.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Two (2007-05-01)
Part two of the April interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Audiobook Review - "Heat" by Mike Lupica (2007-05-01)
This week's audio book review is presented by Bob Grundfest, featuring the book "Heat" by Mike Lupica.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-05-01)
Part one of the April interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Three (2007-05-01)
Part three of the April interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Miller for Governor (2007-05-01)
He young and says it's time for a new approach to government. Jim Michael talks to Kentucky gubernatorial candidate, Democrat Jonathan Miller.
Quilt Show (2007-04-27)
Quilters by the tens of thousands have made their way to western Kentucky. Jim Michael takes us to the American Quilter's Society Quilt Show and explains why it's "THE" premiere event.
Storm Season (2007-04-25)
Nicole Erwin talks with weather coordinating meteorologist Rick Shanklin about tornado trends.
Maiden Alley - "The Lookout" (2007-04-23)
Chad Lampe speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's booking agent Larry Thomas about Scott Frank's directorial debut.
Audiobook Review - "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway (2007-04-23)
This week's audio book review is presented by Leslie Fine, featuring the book "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway
Playhouse in the Park Presents "Into the Woods" (2007-04-20)
Murray High School and Murray State Students star in "Into the Woods" by Stephen Sondheim opening at Playhouse in the Park
Gustavo Fontana (2007-04-20)
Argentina's Gustavo Fontana is the guest conductor and trumpeter for the Provost's Concert at Murray State Thursday night.
Carlo Vincetti Frizzo (2007-04-19)
The Paducah Symphony Orchestra premieres Carlo Vincetti Frizzo's overture "Chickasaw Cobb" this Saturday.
Ullerich Spring Plant Sale (2007-04-19)
The costly cold snap isn't keeping the Master Gardeners from presenting their annual plant sale this Saturday.
Kurt Elling (2007-04-19)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about an album by one of his favorite jazz vocalists.
SGA Elections (2007-04-18)
Chad Lampe profiles the upcoming and highly contested election.
Evolutionary Biologist Lee Dugatkin (2007-04-17)
A distinguished scholar and prolific author at the University of Louisville who studies the evolution of goodness speaks of his work and his predecessors.
Letters from Iwo Jima (2007-04-16)
Chad Lamp speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's booking agent Larry Thomas about Clint Eastwood's latest film, "Letters from Iwo Jima."
Audiobook Review - "Talk Talk" by T.C. Boyle (2007-04-16)
This week's audio book review is presented by Leslie Fine, featuring the book "Talk Talk" by T.C. Boyle.
Terminal Dedication (2007-04-16)
Passengers at Barkley Regional Airport in Paducah will now take pause and remember those who have served in our Armed Forces.
Dr. Faustus (2007-04-12)
Matt Markgraf interviews the cast and crew of the controversial play on stage at Murray State's Robert E. Johnson Theatre.
Nationally Recognized Scholar (2007-04-12)
Announcing his hiring last year, Vanderbilt University said Houston Baker, Jr. is one of the most wide-ranging intellectuals in America.
American Quilters Society (2007-04-12)
Paducah is destination for 35 to 40 thousand quilters from around the world April 25 through 28, for the 23rd Annual American Quilters Society Quilt Show and Contest.
Bill Paxton on GNEP (2007-04-11)
Paducah Mayor Bill Paxton promotes the Paducah Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP).
Audiobook Review - "Bridge to Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson (2007-04-10)
This week's audio book review is presented by Lilia Murray, featuring the book "Bridge to Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson.
Catfish to Caviar - Pine Nuts (2007-04-10)
Johanna Rhodes and Chef Denise Gordon explore the delectable pine nut.
Audiobook Review - "Bridge to Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson (2007-04-09)
This week's audio book review is presented by Lilia Murray, featuring the book "Bridge to Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson.
Brain Freeze (2007-04-06)
Matt Markgraf reports on the summer sensation that has everyone, well, screaming!
John Coltrane (2007-04-05)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about a jazz album recorded during some turbulent years of American history.
Census Numbers (2007-04-03)
Population numbers show Kentucky is growing. Jim Michael looks into why big cities keep getting bigger and what the local region offers to attract and retain people.
Audiobook Review - "I Know This Much to be True" by Wally Lamb (2007-04-03)
This week's audio book review is presented by Carol Stewart, featuring the book "I Know This Much is True" by Wally Lamb.
"For Cassy" (2007-04-02)
Kate Lochte speaks with a local author about her recent non-fiction narrative "For Cassy"
No Daughter of Mine (2007-04-02)
Constance Alexander tells a story about growing up with the phrase, "No daughter of mine."
Is Our Money Friendly to Bilnd People? (2007-04-02)
Dr. Joe Fuhrmann discusses a problem which involves blind people but should be of concern to everyone.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Two (2007-03-30)
Part two of the March interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Three (2007-03-30)
Part three of the March interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-03-30)
Part one of the March interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Four (2007-03-30)
Part four of the March interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
The Choking Game (2007-03-30)
Calloway County and Murray Independent School districts are working with the Kentucky State Police in order to educate parents, students and the community about the choking game.
Catfish to Caviar - Food Alphabet 'A' (2007-03-27)
Chef Denise Gordon and Johanna Rhodes begin their Food Alphabet series with the letter 'A'.
Candidate Forum (2007-03-27)
There are a lot of contenders for Kentucky's top job. But other positions are up for vote, too.
Mulgrew Miller (2007-03-27)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about one of his favorite Jazz pianists.
Education Subcommittee (2007-03-27)
There may be potential kinks to work out in a recent Kentucky Senate bill.
Audiobook Review - "The Measure of a Man" by Sidney Poitier (2007-03-27)
This week's audio book review is presented by Randy O'Brien, featuring the book "The Measure of a Man" by Sidney Poitier.
The October Finds Success in German Speaking Nations (2007-03-27)
A Band with members hailing from small towns in western Kentucky and Southern Illinois find success overseas.
Maiden Alley - "The Last King of Scotland" (2007-03-27)
Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas talks about the award winning movie, "The Last King of Scotland."
Catfish to Caviar - Grilling (2007-03-20)
Chef Denise Gordon offers some unique grilling tips for Spring.
Wenstrup on Abu Ghraib (2007-03-20)
Army physician Major Brad Wenstrup talks about his experience as Chief of Surgery at the infamous Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
Benazir Bhutto (2007-03-19)
Hear the media conference given by Former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto on her recent visit to Murray State.
Second-Hand Smoke (2007-03-19)
Kate Lochte talks to Nurse Judy Lyle about second-hand smoke and the Coalition for Clean Air in Murray.
Audio Book Review - "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold (2007-03-19)
This week's audio book review is presented by Randy O'Brien, featuring the book "The Lovely Bones," by Alice Sebold.
A New Series of Coins Honoring our First Ladies (2007-03-16)
Dr. Joe Fuhrmann discusses a new series of dollar coins honoring our first ladies.
Energy Independence Isn't Enough (2007-03-16)
Mark Donham talks about why energy independence may not be enough.
GNEP Proposal (2007-03-15)
Nicole Erwin reports on the environmental and economic impact a proposed nuclear fuel recycling factory could bring to Kentucky.
Tennessee Looks to Revise Lottery Scholarship (2007-03-15)
Three years after the first tickets were sold, Tennessee is thinking of revising the lottery scholarship requirements because of low retention rates.
Stepping (2007-03-15)
Chad Lampe reports on an African tradition that is diffusing through many cultures around Murray.
Catfish to Caviar - Fresh vs Frozen Fish (2007-03-14)
Chef Denise Gordon discusses the merits of cooking with fresh vs frozen fish.
Von Freeman and the Definition of Celebrity (2007-03-09)
Dr. Brian Clardy talks about one of his favorite Jazz performers.
Catfish to Caviar - Meringue Cookies (2007-03-06)
Chef Denise Gordon talks about the "forgotten cookie."
A New Series of Coins Honoring the US Presidents - All of Them (2007-03-05)
Dr. Joe Fuhrmann discusses a new series of dollar coins honoring our presidents.
Anna Nicole Smith (2007-03-05)
Jim Michael takes a break from the news to comment on why we should all say "enough" about Anna Nicole Smith.
Catfish to Caviar - Heirloom Veggies (2007-02-27)
Chef Denise Gordon explains the importance of heirloom veggies.
Jefferson Davis (2007-02-27)
Why Jefferson Davis, Kentucky's American President, doesn't have to be "P-C" to be relevant.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Two (2007-02-26)
Part two of the interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Drunn on Meridian Part Three (2007-02-26)
Part three of the interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part Four (2007-02-26)
Part four of the interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
Audio Book Review - "Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Zora Neal Hurston (2007-02-26)
This week's audio book review is presented by Susan Dunman, featuring the book "Their Eyes Were Watching God," by Zora Neal Hurston.
Dr. Dunn on Meridian Part One (2007-02-26)
Part one of the interview with Murray State President, Dr. Randy Dunn.
21c Museum Hotel (2007-02-22)
One of the nation's most unique hotels has ties to western Kentucky. It's a hotel and a museum. Jim Michael takes us to Louisville's 21c Museum Hotel.
Maiden Alley - "Pan's Labyrinth" (2007-02-22)
Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas talks about the gothic fairy tale, "Pan's Labyrinth."
Catfish to Caviar - Sushi (2007-02-20)
Chef Denise Gordon explains the many varieties of sushi.
Quad State Concert (2007-02-20)
Honoring quad state high school musicians at Murray State this week, the MSU Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band One present a special Quad State Concert Friday at 7 p.m. in Lovett Auditorium.
Audio Book Review - "The Autobiography of Martin Luther King Jr." by Clayborne Carson (2007-02-19)
This week's audio book review is presented by Bob Grunfest, featuring the book "The Autobiography of Martin Luther King Jr." edited by Clayborne Carson.
Maiden Alley - "Shut Up and Sing" (2007-02-15)
Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas talks about the controversial Dixie Chicks documentary, "Shut Up and Sing."
The Pleasures of Reading (2007-02-14)
Dr. Duane Bolin talks about the pleasures of reading.
Ben Cox - Freedom Rider (2007-02-14)
One of the few remaining original Freedom Riders is in Murray this week. Ben Elton Cox talks about a famous U.S. Supreme Court case which bears his name.
Fraternities After Yonts (2007-02-09)
Chad Lampe takes a look at the effect of the Harrison Yonts conviction on Murray State University fraternities.
Dennison Settlement (2007-02-09)
A settlement could be just weeks away in the ongoing lawsuit between former Muray State Athletics Director E.W. Dennison and former president King Alexander. But not everyone is ready to make a deal.
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (2007-02-08)
Playhouse in the Park opens its ambitious 30th season with an original stage adaptation of "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest."
Kentucky Math and Science Academy (2007-02-08)
Kentucky's Academy of Mathematics and Science is recruiting bright high school students across the Commonwealth.
Conklin Recital (2007-02-08)
The Murray Civic Musica Association honors the memory of Jan Wilson with a concert February 18th. Murray native Scott Conklin, violin, and his colleague at the University of Iowa School of Music, Alan Huckleberry perform.
Maiden Alley - "The Painted Veil" (2007-02-08)
Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas talks about the second remake of "The Painted Veil."
US Presidents and US Coins (2007-02-07)
Dr. Joe Fuhrmann talks about how presidents made it on U.S. coins.
Catfish to Caviar - Couscous (2007-02-06)
Chef Denise Gordon explains how to prepare couscous.
Audio Book Review - "13 Moons" by Charles Frazier (2007-02-05)
This week's audio book review is presented by Randy O'Brien, featuring the book "13 Moons" by Charles Frazier.
Seatbelt Ride Along (2007-02-02)
Seatbelt laws still pose a problem throughout the comonwealth. Amy Eddings has the report.
Boat Tax (2007-02-01)
On paper, it looks good for the coffers of many Kentucky's counties. But a newly-collected boat tax could send owners across shores.
Catfish to Caviar - Oils (2007-01-31)
This week on Catfish to Caviar we learn about different types of cooking oils.
Nurse Practitioners Open Private Practice (2007-01-31)
Healthcare that would have been unthinkable two decades ago is now a reality at Murray Calloway County Hospital.
Audio Book Review - "Next" by Michael Crichton (2007-01-31)
This week's audio book review features "Next" by Michael Crichton.
WW II and America's Money (2007-01-26)
Dr. Joe Fuhrmann talks about currency changes in America during World War II
My Mothers Bones (2007-01-26)
Constance Alexander tells us a story about memories associated with her mother's wardrobe.
Catfish to Caviar-Fancy Food on a Budget Part 2 (2007-01-24)
This week's Catfish to Caviar continues with more suggestions on how to prepare fancy food on a budget.
New Madrid (2007-01-24)
Poetry, prose, paintings and drawings grace NEW MADRID: Journal of Contemporary Literature, a celebration of the writers who have taught at Murray State. The journal also honors the memory of the founder of the creative writing program, Deb Wilder.
Eye of the Tiger (2007-01-24)
Area middle school students present the news of the day. Jim Michael takes us to the "Eye of the Tiger" Newscast at Murray Middle School.
State of Denial (2007-01-22)
This weeks audio book review, spotlights Bob Woodwards book, State of Denial.
Madisonville Bicentennial (2007-01-22)
Madisonville turns 200, Bryan Bartlett has the story.
Garden Gurus (2007-01-19)
This weekend the Purchase Area Master Gardeners present their Garden Gurus program, Kate Lochte has more...
For Your Consideration (2007-01-19)
Bryan Bartlett speaks with Maiden Alley Cinema's Larry Thomas about whats showing at the cinema.
Reading and Eating (2007-01-18)
Dr. Duane Bolin talks about two of his favorite past times.
Reading and Eating (2007-01-18)
Dr. Duane Bolin talks about two of his favorite past times.
Catfish to Caviar-Fancy Food on a Budget (2007-01-17)
This week on Catfish to Caviar Denise and Johanna talk about serving fancy food on a tight budget.
Audio Book Review - Me Talk Pretty One Day (2007-01-17)
This week's audio book review is presented by Randy O'Brien, featuring the book "Me Talk Pretty One Day" by David Sedaris.
Eagle Watch (2007-01-12)
The Bald Eagle faced extinction just a few decades ago. Now, their numbers are much more numerous. Jim Michael takes us on an "Eagle Watch" and tells us why Kentucky's state parks hope the Eagle will translate to cash.
The Lost Coin (2007-01-11)
Joe Fuhrmann reflects on the meaning he attached to a lost coin.
Catfish to Caviar - Risotto (2007-01-10)
This week on Catfish to Caviar Johanna, and Denise explore Risotto.
Audio Book Review - Moby Dick (2007-01-10)
This week we hear an audio book review of Herman Mellvilles Moby Dick, narrated by William Hootkin.
Tuskegee Airmen (2007-01-10)
A traveling exhibit inspired by an HBO movie is touring the Commonwealth. Bryan Bartlett has the story.
G-NEP (2007-01-10)
WKMS Commentator Mark Donham gives his opinio on recycling spent nuclear fuel rods at Paducah's Gaseous Diffusion Plant.
New Laws (2007-01-10)
New highway laws in Kentucky took effect New Year's Day. Bryan Bartlett reports on how these laws will affect travelers in the Commonwealth.
Democratic Agenda (2007-01-10)
Kentucky's 2007 legislative session is underway. Tony McVeigh tells us about the democratic agenda.
MAC - Bobby (2007-01-04)
In the film "Bobby," actor and now writer/director, Emilio Estevez revisits the night of June 6,1968, when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was gunned down at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
What She Told Me (2007-01-03)
Constance Alexander shares an essay from her upcoming book "Who Needs June Cleaver?"
Guru Glattstein (2007-01-03)
An instructor at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx is one of two expert speakers at Garden Gurus Nine, an all day program of the Purchase Area Master Gardeners Association on January 20.
Guru Hayward (2007-01-02)
Purchase Area Master Gardeners host two nationally respected speakers for their day long Garden Gurus program on Saturday, January 20. Kate Lochte interviewed garden designer Gordon Hayward from Vermont.