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Murray State and WPSD reach an agreement over records lawsuit

Murray State responds to WPSD’s motion

Bri Hunter, Chief Copy Editor March 14, 2024

UPDATE: Perry Boxx, news director at WPSD Local 6, released a statement about Murray State's response to the monetary penalties. "I think it’s very...

Murray State President issues statement on proposed DEI bills

Murray State President issues statement on proposed DEI bills

Jill Smith, Co-Editor in Chief/News Editor February 20, 2024

University presidents across the state are speaking out against legislation aimed at diversity, equity and inclusion in higher education.  Senate Bill...

WPSD wins summary judgement against Murray State on Feb. 16.

Judge: MSU violated open records laws

Jill Smith, Co-Editor in Chief/News Editor February 16, 2024

Hopkinsville Judge John L. Atkins ruled in favor of WPSD Local 6’s summary judgment against Murray State Friday, Feb. 16.   A summary judgment is...

WPSD wins summary judgement against Murray State on Feb. 16.

WPSD report reveals WKMS budget cuts

Ava Chuppe, Senior Writer May 4, 2023

Paducah news station WPSD Local 6 aired on April 27 a second report showing University administrators planned a $50,000 budget cut to WKMS in 2021 and...

President Bob Jackson (center) and other University leaders address the 2023-24 fiscal year budget at the Budget Town Hall on Tuesday, April 25 (Photo courtesy of Jeremy McKeel).

Budget reveals major reallocations

Jill Smith, Assisstant News Editor April 27, 2023

The 2034-24 University budget proposes increasing tuition by 2.9%, a cost of living adjustment (COLA) of 3.3% and 5.5% and raising the minimum wage for...

WPSD Local 6 in Paducah will broadcast another report about Murray State today (Dionte Berry/The News)

Report reveals admin disputes with WKMS

Ava Chuppe, Senior Writer April 27, 2023

An April 20 report from Paducah, Kentucky, news station WPSD Local 6 revealed disputes between University administration and Murray State’s public radio...

Shann Riley/The News
WPSD requested the email correspondence between multiple University parties in regards to former Judge Jamie Jameson contacting admin discussing a WKMS story. (Shann Riley/The News

Admin denies open records request

Ava Chuppe, Senior Writer December 1, 2022

The University denied an open records request from the WPSD Local 6 news station in Paducah seeking communication between University administration, WKMS...

Photo courtesy of Wesley Hammer

Our view: The First Amendment should not inhibit information

Sydney Harper, Opinion editor November 17, 2022

The First Amendment has been cited throughout our history since the 1700s. Because of its importance, many people may use it in cases regarding social...

Nico Yantko was introduced as Murray States new athletic director on Tuesday, Aug. 16. Photo courtesy of David Eaton.

Murray State announce new Athletic Director

August 31, 2022

Jakob Milani Sports Editor [email protected]   Big change continues to happen for Murray State’s athletic department in 2022 as Nico...

The Faculty Senate meeting on April 5 addressed the state education budget, which passed the Kentucky House of Representative and the Senate, and is now up to Gov. Andy Beshear (Emery Wainscott/The News).

Faculty senate addresses COLA, state education budget

April 13, 2022

Emery Wainscott News Editor [email protected] President Bob Jackson discussed the state budget, including asset preservation and deferred...

Murray State announced Steve Prohm as its new mens basketball head coach on Monday, March 28. Photo courtesy of Dave Winder/Racer Athletics.

Men’s basketball announces new head coach

March 30, 2022

Jakob Milani Sports Editor [email protected] Former Iowa State Head Coach Steve Prohm will be returning to Murray State men’s basketball as...

(Cade Utterback/The News)

Our View: Administration removes masking too soon?

March 3, 2022

The mask mandate has been a part of campus life since the Spring 2020 semester, and after two years, campus masking guidelines have been lifted.  The...

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