Lexington traffic officers and traffic engineers are preparing for a crowd of 10,000 or more to attend a rally at Rupp Arena Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the Cats' 8th National Championship.

The Senate voted 21-16 Thursday to reject a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize casinos in Kentucky.

The redistricting is required because of population changes in the most recent census.

Even the main funding formula for Kentucky classrooms could be get this go around.

The House Committee on State Government is expected to consider legislation Wednesday that would redraw political boundaries

Governor Beshear says the state should expect a lot of cuts from the next budget, but he says one way to solve revenue problems is by letting Kentuckians vote to expand gambling.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry is staying in the presidential race despite a fifth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.

An adviser to Michele Bachmann says the Minnesota congresswoman is ending her bid to win the Republican presidential nomination.

Both the Kentucky House and the Kentucky Senate convened at noon Tuesday.

Lawmakers will tackle many issues during the 60 day session, including a state budget.

The governor wants voters to decide whether to all expanded gambling in Kentucky.

Attorneys for Richie and Rebecca Farmer say all that's left is for the judge to sign off on the settlement.

Democratic state Rep. Rick Nelson, of Middlesboro, faced heated criticism in his home district after he made the proposal.

House and Senate Republicans are still differing on what to do about the payroll tax cut that's about to expire.

The Consensus Forecasting Group's prediction will be used by Governor Steve Beshear and Kentucky lawmakers to develop the next state budget.

Lawmakers in the House were briefed on the budget Tuesday.

Senate Republicans have concluded two days of meetings without a leadership challenge.

President Barack Obama accepted House Speaker John Boehner's invitation to speak to a joint session of Congress.

The Lexington Republican's plan would bring major changes to the way income taxes and sales and use taxes are assessed.

Big crowds lined the streets of Frankfort Tuesday morning for the inaugural parade.

Walker says she is now cancer-free. She will soon begin a new position in the Department of Parks.

Gov. Steve Beshear will be sworn in for his second term Tuesday in Frankfort.

The Kentucky Inaugural Parade is set to feature 54 high school marching bands and will include 2012 Teacher of the Year Kimberly Shearer as the Grand Marshal.

Walker will replace Gerry van der Meer, who resigned after nearly four years.

Rep. Julie Raque Adams, of Louisville, and Rep. Donna Mayfield, of Winchester, both Republicans, announced Monday they are co-sponsoring the bill.