The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

Campaigners on both sides scramble ahead of referendums in Kentucky, Montana, California, Vermont and Michigan

Kentucky’s sweeping abortion ban is being challenged by three Jewish women who say it violates their religious rights under the state constitution

Sometimes with these interviews with retiring lawmakers, Heard on the Hill tries to goad them into letting their colleagues know just what they really think about them before they go. It rarely works. These men and women are disciplined by nature, not electoral concerns, but sometimes they cut loose a…

October in Kentucky brings with it lots of color to trees across the Commonwealth. Robert Meyers in the state naturalist. In addition to flooded communities, Meyers said many sections in eastern Kentucky have seen consistent rains. So, he said that’s a predictor for good colors over the next month.

Louisville mayor signs order to reach net-zero emissions by 2040

Industry dumped more toxic pollution into the Ohio River than any other U.S. watershed in 2020

The Garrett Lee Smith Suicide Prevention grant is awarded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.

Retiring House Budget Committee chair shares his parting thoughts about Congress and “the stench of MAGA world.”

An “Antler Alert” is in effect across Kentucky. Issued by the State Transportation Cabinet. This signals the time of year when the risk of a deer-vehicle collision is at its highest.