Covers anything related to health or healthcare in the country.

Covers current developments in Kentucky and Indiana law, potentially dangerous products, and preventable injuries for the public, consumer advocates and colleagues. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offer RSS (Really Simple Syndication)

Kentucky Kernel is a daily newspaper for the students of University of Kentucky in Lexington, KY. The paper covers campus news, entertainment, sports, alumni news and weather. This outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Kentucky Lantern is an independent, nonpartisan, digital news organization based in Frankfort, Kentucky. It provides free coverage of state news, with a focus on government, politics, and public policy affecting residents of Kentucky.

First aired in 1995, Kentucky Life is a weekly magazine program featuring the heritage of Kentucky through profiles of people, places, and ideas. Topics that the show covers include animals, events, history and traditions, people, crafts, dance, music, visual arts, writers, athletes, collectors, performers, places, businesses, historic sites, museums, nature, recreation, plants, and sports. KET-TV Executive Director Virginia G. Fox says, "As Kentucky's only statewide broadcast medium, we are in a unique position to bring the state together. Kentucky Life can do that not only by airing the stories of its people, but by bringing stories produced in the far corners of the state to a wider audience." The show does not offer any opportunities for advertising, but does accept underwriting. Kentucky Life does not target a specific audience and is seen in about 24,000 households in Kentucky. The show is owned by Kentucky Educational Television and affiliated with PBS.

Published monthly by the Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives as a regional lifestyle magazine for residents and visitors to Kentucky. The magazine covers lifestyle issues, including travel, home, garden, cooking and special events. Content highlights the state, its people, places, events, history and activities as well as covering gardening, health care, recipes, personal finance and energy conservation. Includes profiles of Kentucky's most colorful personalities, guides to local events and attractions, and features on business and social trends.

Tailored to people who live in and love Kentucky. Content highlights the state, its people, places, events, history and activities as well as covering gardening, health care, recipes, personal finance and energy conservation. Includes profiles of Kentucky's most colorful personalities, guides to local events and attractions, and features on business and social trends.

Chronicles life in contemporary Kentucky, reporting on the region's political, cultural, environmental and educational events and issues. Highlights local personalities and their accomplishments, profiles towns and historical sites and reviews entertainment offerings statewide.

Kentucky New Era is a daily newspaper published for the residents of Christian, Todd, Caldwell and Trigg County, KY. The newspaper provides information on local and national news. Send all press releases to the managing editor.

Kentucky New Era Online covers News