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Researchers say a dangerous drug-cutting agent was detected in Kentucky
Experts say ingesting the adulterant could lead to severe cardiotoxicity, ocular damage, and even sudden death.
Who gets money from the NIH in Kentucky? With new cap, these organizations could be affected
A 15% cap on indirect funding from the National Institutes of Health means Kentucky universities and research companies are ...
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University of Kentucky cancels classes due to weather, prepares for students to return
The University of Kentucky announced the cancellation of classes Wednesday after an early morning two-hour delay, prompting crews to work throughout the day to clear sidewalks and streets.
An ice rink to fight opioid crisis? Drug-free fun vs. misuse of settlement cash
A decision about how to spend settlement funds in Carter County, Kentucky, which was hit hard by the opioid epidemic, offers ...
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Kentucky Attorney General teams up with Kentucky college athletics for youth-centered drug prevention
Attorney General Russell Coleman teamed up with coaches from the University of Kentucky, the University of Louisville, and ...
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NIH cuts would translate to 'significant' effects, University of Kentucky warns
The University of Kentucky reports proposed cuts to National Institutes of Health funding could have significant impacts on ...