Josh James
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Gov. Andy Beshear created the Governor’s Office of Music last week by executive order, saying the new office will work to connect and support artists through the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet.
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The Fayette County Board of Education is taking steps to stabilize district leadership and address its financial concerns.
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Tensions between the city of Lexington and Kentucky American Water are simmering.
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Kentucky's top law enforcement official is taking issue with a banner flown over the state fair by reproductive choice advocates.
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Kentucky Congressman Andy Barr has introduced legislation he argues would prevent future government shutdowns.
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Kentucky hasn't carried out an execution since 2008 when its lethal injection practices came under scrutiny. But there's pressure now to resume capital punishment and Gov. Andy Beshear says a regulation needed to proceed with the signing of a death warrant is undergoing review.
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University of Kentucky Police are embracing major technology upgrades as a way of enhancing security on campus, but they're also looking to students and staff to create an atmosphere where individuals feel safer reporting sexual assault.
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Speed cameras in road work zones will be making their debut in Kentucky soon — with at least one in Lexington.
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A majority of Kentucky's congressional delegation is aligning against Sen. Mitch McConnell in his effort to place more stringent limits on THC in hemp-related products. This week, the president offered some signals of where he stands by way of a video post.
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Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie now has a primary opponent. The outspoken House member has been the subject of a well-financed opposition campaign by Trump allies looking to unseat the lawmaker.