The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

Kentucky lawmakers are taking up legislation to specify the number of lifeguards at certain public swimming pools. The bill pertains to public pools that are 2000 square feet or larger.

Eastern Kentucky University has made its pitch for Senate support for the Richmond school to pursue establishing an osteopathy program.

The need to update the uniform commercial code in Kentucky created a philosophical debate in the State Senate about digital currency.

An eighth grader scores a dramatic game-winner in a high school basketball game.

Want to watch Bob Dylan live on the Rough and Roudy Ways Tour? Some tickets still remain.

Karl Cook is a champion equestrian with an Instagram following of nearly 280-thousand people who wants to build a small distillery on property he bought last fall. When asked why he selected Madison County, Kentucky for his entry into the bourbon business, he said it began with horses.

Kentucky lawmakers are taking up legislation focused on addressing early detection of sepsis. The measure relates to current Medicaid coverage in these cases.

Sam Dick visits a Fayette County farmer who is the great-grandson of enslaved Kentuckians

The Kentucky Senate has endorsed a proposed constitutional change to limit a governor’s end-of-term pardon powers.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service reports a 40 percent growth in Kentucky’s agricultural production since 2017.

A state lawmaker says a bill she’s sponsored designed to bring back cursive writing in Kentucky public schools will likely be taken up by the Senate Education Committee next week.