Kentucky Broadband News

Cubans can enjoy a new freedom from this week - citizens of the communist island can now buy potatoes and peas without restriction.

Since the economic downturn of last year, logic has dictated that companies pay more attention to their spending habits and reduce costs wherever possible.

Sigma Systems, an industry leader in Advanced IP Service Fulfillment solutions, announced today that Inter Mountain Cable has upgraded its broadband services solution to Sigma Systems' Device Provisioning Manager with support for Session Initiation Protocol devices.

Governor Beshear and other officials announced the initiative today through the coal to broadband program for Breathitt, Lee, Powell, and Estill counties.

At last count, there were more than 1 million enrollments in K-12 online schools in the United States.

Indiana State Police issued a warning Monday about a couple of scammers who hit up residents in Wabash County for "charity" money.

It appears to be more difficult for small, unincorporated communities that lack unique ZIP codes or otherwise fail to fit the federal government's template of the "community," as outlined in the federal broadband stimulus program, to receive grants and loans, one applicant told TMCnet recently.

The Census Bureau conducted a survey last year to find out where those without health insurance live.

Kentucky Bride magazine will begin publishing quarterly in 2010. With interest from retail outlets like Borders, Target, Walgreens and Walmart, Kentucky Bride will be in these and other chains starting with the winter 2010 edition.

" The opportunity to enjoy a fun, interactive and hands-on experience to learn all about downloading audiobooks, e-books, music and videos is coming to Kentucky.

It takes guts to stand up to the most powerful man in the country; especially when you're 15.

The lodging options in Orlando, FL just got sweeter with the opening of the new Lexington Suites.

Lighting offers bright possibilities for reducing energy costs in both residential and commercial projects.

Beneath a cheap hotel and guarded by a 7ft bouncer, Recessions is humming. Groups of students play pool, older patrons perch on bar stools and one man hoists a plastic rifle to his shoulder and takes aim at an arcade machine.

Were you or someone you know home-schooled? If so, there's nothing to really say to you or your church buddy other than: "Nice sweatpants, dork!" The Enquirer reported today that hundreds of area online students met in Keehner Park in West Chester today for their seasonal interaction with other kids their age.

Heather Gate, a program manager with ConnectKentucky, demonstrates using a computer after a press conference at the Simon House Monday.

Keeping an eye out for your family... Attorney General Jack Conway says the Internet safety partnership, CybersafeKY, is expanding.

Outstanding or unserviceable warrants not only slow the criminal justice system, they jeopardize public safety.

Residents in Southeast Louisiana now have a new choice for their television and communications services, powered by the most advanced technology.

The Morehead Police Department has a new system in place concerning accident reports.