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- By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern
Gov. Andy Beshear is expanding Kentucky鈥檚 鈥淧re-K for All鈥 pilot program again 鈥 this time to his dad鈥檚 hometown of Dawson Springs.
- By Kentucky Lantern Staff
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. traveled to Lexington on Wednesday to announce his office is firing a Kentucky organ donation organization accused of pursuing cr…
- By ARRIYONNA ALLEN | The Sun AALLEN@PADUCAHSUN.COM
As the community continues to celebrate the Eighth of August throughout the week, Lincoln High School alumni celebrated the heritage of their alma mater Thursday.
- By BEN OVERBY | The Sun BOVERBY@PADUCAHSUN.COM
Construction continues on the 抖阴直播软件 Sports Park, with substantial completion now expected in the next six weeks.
- By KENNA WILLIAMS | The Sun KWILLIAMS@PADUCAHSUN.COM
The community is invited to celebrate history, culture and community this week as the Eighth of August Emancipation Celebration kicks off Wednesday, Aug. 5 through Sunday, Aug. 9.
- By BEN OVERBY | The Sun BOVERBY@PADUCAHSUN.COM
The Civic Leadership Committee, a local community advisory group, is asking for letters of support and personal stories to help secure funding for the Meharry Medical College dental clinic pla…
- By PATRICK CONNOR pconnor@paducahsun.com
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For the third straight year, and ninth time overall, the McCracken County Mustangs are heading to the final four of the KHSAA State Baseball Tournament, as they overcame early adversity on their way to a 6-1 win over the Sayre Spartans in Saturday鈥檚 quarterfinal matchup.
- By COLE PARKE The Cats鈥 Pause
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This offseason, Kentucky football was heavily defined by who it brought in. Around half the roster was constructed in the transfer portal.
- By JARED JENSEN jjensen@paducahsun.com
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After winning just three games last season, the St. Mary Lady Vikings volleyball team is excited to get back on the hardwood this season to improve with a healthy mix of returning talent and n…
- By SUN STAFF sports@paducahsun.com
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LOUISVILLE 鈥 Four Kentucky sports legends whose achievements span track and field, basketball and baseball have been selected for the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
- By WILL MUITER wmuiter@paducahsun.com
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The 2026 volleyball season kicks off later this month, and a team primed for improvement during this year鈥檚 campaign is the Paducah Tilghman Lady Blue Tornado. After an underwhelming 6-18 seas…
Opinion
- By WILL SPENCER | For The Sun wspencer@mayfield-messenger.com
In an age where anything less than splashy IP spectacle is sent to streaming purgatory, the small-scale adult dramedy is increasingly endangered. Few even seem worthy of the silver screen. Enter actress-turned-director Olivia Wilde, whose wildly exuberant debut 鈥淏ooksmart鈥 promised an exciti…
- By CHRIS TALGO
The Supreme Court recently concluded its 236th annual term after hearing 74 cases and holding 58 oral arguments. In most cases, the nine justices did not reach unanimous agreement. Likewise, the public reaction to many of these rulings was mixed. Even scholars and academics disagreed vehemen…
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By WILL SPENCER | For The Sun
- By JARON VON RUNNEN | The Sun JVONRUNNEN@PADUCAHSUN.COM
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Most of us will experience 鈥 or have experienced 鈥 a time in our lives where we feel ourselves falling in love, going on dates, creating niche memories, laughing at inside jokes, etc. If things don鈥檛 lead to a more serious relationship, or even marriage, like most of us long for, we notice s…
- By WILL SPENCER | For The Sun wspencer@mayfield-messenger.com
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Like most cinematic history, the horror genre has always iterated upon itself. Tropes and styles are passed down through each era of filmmaking, taking new forms that deviate from the established norm. That shapeshifting process is especially pertinent to director Kane Parsons鈥 debut feature…