A look at the stories that highlighted 2022 in Kentucky.

Each week on Kentucky Edition, we bring you arts and culture stories from around Kentucky in a segment we call Tapestry.

From what could be a life-saving drug to new ways of fighting brain cancer, we look back at some of the amazing work taking place in hospitals and science labs right here in Kentucky.

From a lack of teachers in the classroom to some of the unique programs helping students learn, we'll look back at some of the success stories from around the state.

Kentucky has a variety of strengths that make it the best place to do business in the U.S. We will highlight a few cities where years of planning is beginning to pay off.

A look at some of the new AgTech projects coming to Kentucky, as well as some of the lingering issues impacting Kentucky farmers.

Highlighting the next generation of young people on a special episode of Kentucky Edition.

Gov. Andy Beshear declares a state of emergency ahead of a winter storm that is expected to bring bitterly cold temperatures. An act named for the late wife of Congressman Andy Barr is signed into law. Walmart agrees to pay Kentucky $53 million as part of an opioid addiction settlement. A substance abuse center focuses on gambling addiction in the state.

Gov. Beshear discusses rebuilding efforts in Eastern Kentucky; a state lawmaker who lost his re-election bid in November announces a new campaign; LG&E details its plan to retire some coal-fired power plants in Kentucky; and a look inside UPS Worldport in Louisville where it's the busiest time of the year.

Kentucky sets record for pediatric flu deaths; Gov. Beshear announces more than $15 million toward eviction relief in Lexington; plans to bring new life to a coal-fired power plant in Western KY; KET News Quiz host Kelsey Starks pays a visit to Mayfield Elementary School; KY Supreme Court justice is helping people gain free access to legal information.