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Other than in intramural boxing class or my best friend’s single slug on the second grade playground – I’ve never been in a fistfight.

Chef John is fun and approachable as he shares how to make this quick and easy pizza.

Massive flywheels. Spiral staircases. Arrays of dials.

In 1919, Louisville Water Company’s “Quiet Giant” was an engi­neering marvel – a 100-foot-tall steam en­gine that could move millions of gal­lons of water from the Ohio River.

The rising cost of a college education rightfully gets lots of attention. That’s why a recent Voice of America story focused on schools that students can attend without paying a tuition fee. One of the schools at the top of the list? Kentucky’s Berea College.

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources launched an experimental project “shocking” dozens of Asian carp right out of the water in Western Kentucky’s Lake Barkley.

Transylvania University’s Moosnick Museum has made a name for itself by focusing on medical oddities. (It has been featured in Roadside America, Atlas Obscura and Ozzy Osbourne’s reality show.)

Don’t fear the robotic invasion. They’re just checking our pipes.

Picture walking through a spiraling trellis that transforms plants into architecture. Imagine tasting the sights and smells of an edible garden. That awaits you in Louisville’s own Waterfront Botanical Gardens, set to open in October this year.

The Historic Boone Tavern Hotel & Restaurant of Berea College is celebrating 110 years of providing Southern hospitality and charm.

Gently swaying on a swinging, see-through bridge, high above a babbling river – it’s as close to walking on air as you’re likely to experience.