The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

The bill would require coal companies that have operated for five or less years to verify they have a performance bond in place. Those bonds guarantee workers would be paid up to four weeks of wages if a company shuts down.

Tornadoes struck Bowling Green in 2020 and Mayfield in 2021. The following year, historic floods left portions of eastern Kentucky uninhabitable. Friday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency unveiled what officials call the biggest improvements to its survivor assistance program in two decades.

Another dose of winter weather will keep much of Kentucky cold and snowy over the weekend. In Lexington, the mayor and public safety heads held a news conference in City Hall Thursday to discuss preparations and offer advice on how to stay safe.

Republican Nick Wilson hurriedly redrafts proposed law to combat familial abuse that would have legalized sex between first cousins

In this informative interview, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul discusses the dangers to democracy, COVID fraud, and the consequences that should be faced by Ant...

Four months after sports betting was legalized in Kentucky, money is flowing into state coffers, but it isn't all good news, while the dollar amounts go up, so are reports of problem gambling.

Crews are working to clear Kentucky's roads after snow and ice fell made conditions unsafe across much of the commonwealth.

Colorado is going to great heights, literally, to market its tourist destinations. Sending a brochure into space in hopes of attracting alien visitors.

Tourist board in Lexington beamed a message to outer space hoping to invite extra-terrestrial tourists to the Bluegrass state