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Kentucky Derby chefs race to finish:  Feeding the tens of thousands of spectators at the annual "Run for the Roses" is never easy. In fact, the chefs spend a year planning what to cook and making sure it all gets done on time.  Our own Joe Corcoran reports on NPR's All Things Considered.
Why did some regions feel recent quakes more than others?   Last month's earthquake provided a jolt to many residents in Kentucky and Indiana. WKU Geologist Mike May says researchers are hoping to learn more about why some people felt the 5.2 magnitude quake more than others. He spoke with Dan Modlin.

WKU Public Radio recently received 12 awards from the Kentucky Associated Press in statewide competition, more than any public station in the state.  Congratulations to our news team (pictured), Lisa Autry, Dan Modlin, Kevin Willis, and Joe Corcoran!  More.

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