Culture
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Review: Queer Pleasure, Excess and a Bowling Green Theater
Review of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026), a queer slasher send-up seen in Bowling Green, hometown of John Carpenter.
Oct. 7·South Central Kentucky
Gov & Politics
Federal Cuts “Handcuffed” BIPOC Harm Reduction in Kentucky. Communities Are Stepping Up.
SAMHSA cut funding for syringes and fentanyl test strips. Kentucky groups serving Black communities explain what they lost and how they are…
Oct. 2·Lexington
Gov & Politics
It’s a Pause, Not a Ban: Liz Sheehan on Lexington’s Data Center Moratorium
Lexington is the first major Kentucky city to pause data center development. Councilmember Liz Sheehan explains what the moratorium does and what…
Oct. 1·Lexington
Culture
Homeownership Is Radical, Says Mercury Stardust. Her Book Tour Hits Louisville Oct. 8
Trans author Mercury Stardust brings her homeownership guide to Louisville's Northeast Regional Library Oct. 8. Why she prioritized red and purple states.
Oct. 1·Louisville
Culture
Whiskey Row Walking Tour: Louisville Native Drew Shryock Shares Bourbon, History, and Pride
Louisville native Drew Shryock leads the Whiskey Row Walking Tour, a gay-owned bourbon walk down Main Street, during Bourbon & Belonging Oct…
Sept. 29·Louisville
Health
AVOL Kentucky Is Adding Injectable PrEP. One Shot Can Replace Two Months of Pills.
AVOL Kentucky is adding injectable PrEP, the longest-lasting HIV prevention option. Most of its testing and prevention services are free.
Oct. 16 By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech
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Gov & Politics
Lexington Herald-Leader Layoffs Put Kentucky Local News at Risk
McClatchy cut the Lexington Herald-Leader newsroom by 52 percent in 2026, raising alarms for rural Kentucky and local news deserts.
Sept. 18 By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech
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Culture
From Appalachia to Western Kentucky, Drag Artists Are Building Queer Community Across the Commonwealth
Sept. 11·Appalachia
Gov & Politics
Western Kentucky’s LGBTQ+ Crisis: The Most Harm, the Least Protection
Sept. 9·Western Kentucky
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No Doctor, No Test, Refused at the Door: What the Data Shows About LGBTQ+ Health Care in Western Kentucky
Aug. 26·Western Kentucky
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Queer Talent Shines in Highview Arts Center’s “And Then There Were None”
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