The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

March 5th marks the 60th anniversary of an event known as the March on Frankfort

Providing fuel to power Kentucky vehicles in the future is the subject of legislation in the General Assembly. GOP Monticello Representative Ken Upchurch is the sponsor of HB 581. He told committee members last week it would, quote, “ensure statewide consistency in an already highly regulated industry."

Lawmakers in Frankfort welcome guests formally during daily sessions. It’s a common activity. One day last week children of military members were recognized.

Dramatic rescue unfolds as firefighters save trapped driver dangling off Kentucky bridge over Ohio River.

Ensuring a stress-free experience for everyone involved is the forte of Kentucky Event Company, formerly known as Lexington Event Company.

Many Kentucky cities have been expanding their boundaries in one form or another ever since municipalities popped up in the Commonwealth. In some parts of Kentucky, where significant growth is occurring, it’s become more of a sticking point.

The money comes from the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

We're looking at the top photos from the edge rusher, linebacker, and defensive line performances at the 2024 NFL Combine

Regarded as a top priority in the Kentucky Senate, SB 1 is on its way to the State House. The measure, championed by Senate President Robert Stivers establishes an endowed research fund.

State lawmakers are considering ways to require social media companies and digital service providers to better protect minors from online predators.

A new report from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy says the proposed House Bill 5, also known as the Safer Kentucky Act, would cost the state more than $1 billion over the next ten years.