The Latest Breaking News from Kentucky

As the University of Kentucky class of 2026 spent its first month on campus, Tionna Herron could only watch her college classmates via a Snapchat story.

Minton identifies judicial partisanship, climate change among challenges facing Kentucky’s courts in final address to lawmakers

Bowling Green to break ground on Kentucky's fifth veterans nursing home

Hundreds of eastern Kentucky officials are participating in the annual Shaping Our Appalachian Region Summit. The leaders represent government, business, tourism, and education fields, as well as community advocates

Americans will vote in a historic sweep of reproductive healthcare referendums after the Supreme Court revoked the constitutional right to care, Alex Woodward reports

Both of the candidates running in the November 8, 2022, general election for Kentucky’s 30th Circuit Court Division 1 — Anthony Jones and Emily Monarch — completed Ballotpedia’s Candidate Connection survey. These survey responses allow voters to hear directly from candidates about what motivates them to run for office. 

Organizations looking to help combat the opioid epidemic in Kentucky now have an online option to apply for funding.

Hospitals across Kentucky are using more blood than usual and that is leading to a blood supply shortage.

The state's best known education advocacy group says Kentucky's school accountability test scores signal a need for more public education action. Prichard Committee President Brigitte Blom said this is not the time for finger pointing or blame.