The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

The Kentucky State Parole Board is about to decide the fate of an inmate who walked into his school 25 years ago, at age 14, and opened fire, killing three and injuring five. He’d be one of the few school shooters to walk free, writes Sheila Flynn

From Doe v. Flores, decided Friday by the Kentucky Court of Appeals (Judge Donna Dixon, joined by Chief Judge Denise Clayton and Judge Sara Walter Combs): John Does 1-10 … were minor students of Covington Catholic High School. On January 18, 2019, Does traveled with their classmates to Washington, D.C.,…

Progress continues in recovery efforts for flood survivors in eastern Kentucky. Governor Andy Beshear says the commonwealth is well into the stabilization phase of the cleanup process.

The fall election season is approaching, and Kentucky voters will have to navigate changes to the commonwealth’s voting laws. To help inform voters, the League of Women Voters is holding webinars on voters’ rights as the election draws closer.

Election officials trying to recruit younger poll workers in Kentucky

A number of Kentucky organizations are working to develop ways to sustain childcare before federal coronavirus support runs out. Prichard Committee, Kentucky Youth Advocates, and United Way chapter representatives participated in a news conference Thursday.

If your favorite NFL team is looking for a QB prospect who can beat the blitz, Kentucky's Will Levis might be their man

State government jobs go unfilled in Kentucky as the private sector thrives

Fall arrives in Kentucky, bringing with it cooler temperatures