Protecting Kentucky
"The best warning system is one that works in multiple ways -- and KET's transmission network is part of the backbone of our communications with the general public." - Joe Sullivan, National Weather Service's warning coordination meteorologist in Louisville
Getting Up to Speed
It’s so important to introduce kids at a young age to the concepts of STEM. And KET’s programs do that. They allow children to have fun and to learn without really realizing that they’re learning. -Susan Elkington
A Unifying Force for Kentucky
“When I say ‘unifying force’, I’m referring to the fact that we’re all in this together — there are public issues that are going to affect us all. These are things that matter. And KET helps us to understand what these things are so we can engage in a dialogue with our neighbors and our representatives and make the process of democracy work effectively to advance the public good.” - Brad Cowgill
The First Lady of Volunteering
When Isabel Yates first arrived in Lexington with her family in 1963, it wasn’t long before she rolled up her sleeves and got busy doing what she loves best: volunteering […]
When the Classroom is Outer Space
Ben Malphrus was just 9 years old the night he discovered what he wanted to do with his life. He and his mother had traveled to Savannah, Ga., to take […]