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..During the interview, Conway said that Paul had not denied the charges and while he was not attacking Paul’s religion, he was attacking his judgment and his values.

“Values matter.” He told Cooper. He said that mocking religion is not acceptable at any age. Conway made the argument that Paul’s opposition to faith based initiatives are in direct line with his student writing while at Baylor...

The Beshear Administration is joining the Kentucky Coal Association in a suit against the EPA. The Lexington Herald has the story.

CHFS Receives $1 Million Federal Grant for

 Planning for Health Insurance Exchange

....Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), health insurance exchanges are required by 2014, and will serve as a new competitive consumer center marketplace where individuals and small employers may purchase health insurance...

Books, breakfasts, and adult readers converged on the Paducah's Clark Elementary School library on September 24 to encourage students to go Bananas for Books.

Jacob Holtgrewe, a Paducah Tilghman freshman and former Paducah Middle School student of science instructor Brandon Cornaby, was selected as the 2010 top entry among all other Kentucky resident submissions in the 12th Annual Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge, the premier national science competition for students in grades 5-8.

Graves County Schools’ Superintendent Pete Galloway watches Wingo Elementary teacher Allison Sevic’s third grade reading class, as they watch him. Sevic is one of several teachers in the district regularly using Skyping technology in her classroom.