Guard officials say approximately 280 Kentucky National Guardsmen will help local officials at polling locations across 38 counties to provide logistical and administrative support on November 3.
Floyd County Schools Superintendent Danny Adkins announced that all Floyd County schools would switch to virtual learning for the week of October 26-30.
Kentucky Lottery officials say a software issue affecting some lottery vending machines has caused tickets for a game sold Sunday and Monday to have erroneous images that were not part of the game.
Kentucky Treasurer Alison Ball says Governor Andy Beshear violated the constitution when he made some of his executive orders in the early days of the pandemic, specifically regarding church attendance.
Scientists at Mammoth Cave National Park have been digging through fossils and identified at least 40 different species of sharks that lived in the park.
That contract provides 24/7 security to the attorney general through the end of the year. He has received national attention because of his handling of the Breonna Taylor case.
Fourteen recovery centers across the Commonwealth are eligible to receive approximately $200,000 through Community Development Block Grant CARES Act funding.
Kentucky voters got their first, and potentially only, chance to see a debate between Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell and Democratic challenger Amy McGrath.
It seems everywhere you turn you are being reminded to get your flu shot, and perhaps this year it is even more important than ever to get the vaccination.
Harrison, who made the discovery that Riggs' autopsy was in the Taylor files, said it brings attention to more concerns about LMPD that go beyond the Taylor case.
About half a million Kentuckians have already requested absentee ballots. Secretary of State Micheal Adams says more than 80,000 those have been returned so far.
Fayette County Clerk Don Blevins Jr. says he has not heard from election officials since he submitted an amendment to Fayette County’s voting plan on Monday.
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It’s a time set aside to acknowledge domestic violence survivors and to be a voice for the victims.
Kentucky lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are showing mostly concern and compassion for the president and the first lady after their positive COVID-19 diagnosis.
Nick Sandmann sued a total of seven media outlets after videos surfaced of an incident in January 2019 that showed the Covington Catholic student and his classmates with others outside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
In Governor Andy Beshear’s daily news conference Thursday afternoon, Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack advised Kentuckians on how to safely celebrate the spooky holiday.
People are paying extra attention to their health right now because of COVID-19. That’s why experts say flu season could be better than we usually see.