The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

Anti-hazing legislation has now cleared both houses of the Kentucky General Assembly. The tragic alcohol-related death of a western Kentucky teenager was a significant part of legislative consideration.

Joe Biden comforted a grieving community in Monterey Park — it's what he does best. So why don't I feel better?

The UK Center for Research on Violence Against Women is launching a new multimedia campaign.

Republican lawmakers in Kentucky are struggling to wrap up a bill restricting gender-affirming care for minors

With just days remaining in the current legislative session, a bill to update Kentucky’s Religious Freedom Act emerged from committee.

A bill to legalize sports betting in Kentucky has been advanced by a Senate committee

The University of Kentucky Gatton Student Center will host a free, public meeting Thursday night about government officials’ efforts to hide their work from the public.

The 4th annual Bourbon Industry Conference began Monday at the University of Kentucky’s Gatton Student Center.

For years, Jerry Miller was a fixture at legislative hearings in Kentucky

Legislation to ban so-called “gray machines” throughout Kentucky easily passed out of committee Tuesday. The House bill now goes to the full Senate.

Eastern Kentucky communities working to recover from last summer’s flooding will benefit from almost $300 million in federal funding. That word came from Senator Mitch McConnell’s office on Monday. The money comes from the U.S. Department for Housing and Urban Development and will be administered through the state.