Kentucky News

• 'Invest in us,' students tell lawmakers (Louisville Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Proposed funding falls short; Tuition increase possible (WKU College Heights Herald)
  
  
• House helps WKU; Budget bill includes projects not funded by governor's plan (Bowling Green Daily News)
  
  
• Students gather at Capitol (Eastern Progress)
  
  
• UK students scant at rally (Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Editorial- Blame Ky. legislature for tuition increases (Kentucky Kernel)
  
  
• Editorial- More for all (Paducah Sun)
  
  
• House budget bodes well for Murray State (Murray Ledger & Times)
  
  
• Local projects get boost in plan (Ashland Daily Independent)
  
  
• House budget raises teacher salaries, helps pay for arena (Kentucky Post)
  
  
• Make good on UK Top 20 mandate (Kentucky Enquirer)
  
  
• Strong defends state incentives (Paducah Sun)
  
  
• Some Scott County students can attend college tuition-free (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• JCTC celebration honors women (Louisville Courier-Journal)
  
  
• Campbellsville University, Simmons form partnership (Louisville Courier-Journal)
  
  
• NKU names new Arts & Sciences dean (Kentucky Post)
  
  
• Business incentive program defended (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Fleshing out college's past (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  
  
• Retaking class now option for 'A' students (EKU Progress)
  
  
• Mining course registration under way at local college (Madisonville Messenger)
  
  
• Opinion- Alexander's attack on Fletcher may be about more than funding (Paducah Sun)
  
  
• Governor announces $295,000 investment in energy research (UK News)