Kentucky Educational Television (KET) is a public television network that serves Kentucky and parts of surrounding states as a member of PBS. Established in 1959 and beginning broadcasts in 1968, KET is the largest PBS state network in the U.S., operating sixteen stations that cover nearly all of Kentucky and adjacent areas. The network is headquartered in Lexington, with additional production centers in Louisville and Frankfort.

KET offers a diverse range of educational, cultural, and public affairs programming, including national PBS content and locally produced shows focused on Kentucky's public affairs and culture. It operates multiple digital subchannels, such as KET2, KET3, and KET4, which feature educational programming and professional development resources. KET also provides distance learning and adult education programs, supporting schools and libraries with dedicated instructional content. Its primary audience includes Kentucky residents, educators, and public television viewers interested in enriching educational and cultural experiences.