Josh James

Fayette County Public School leaders officially authorized a wide-ranging corrective action plan Monday night meant to steady the district's troubled finances. The plan emerged from an audit by performed by Texas firm Weaver Tidwell.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is weighing in on Democratic Socialists and the inroads some are making inside the Democratic Party.

Kentucky U.S. Sen. Rand Paul is arguing a Trump administration move amounts to a move toward socialism.

Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells plans to retire in January after 31 years of service.

State leaders have touted Kentucky's economic growth in recent years, with the governor placing a special emphasis on drawing new companies to the commonwealth. But the increase in jobs raises questions about housing.

For only the second time in her two terms as Lexington mayor, Linda Gorton has exercised her veto power. The veto overrode a decision that would have permitted large-scale solar on Fayette County farmland.

Kentucky U.S. Rep. James Comer will not be seeking another term as chair of the House Oversight Committee.

Kentucky U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell’s absence was felt over the summer as GOP lawmakers did not have the votes to advance a farm bill out of committee. The Kentucky senator's return could also get other legislation moving.

Candidates for Lexington mayor and city council gathered Wednesday to hear from stakeholders about the ongoing housing shortage and what solutions could ease the affordability crisis.

Lexington Democratic Rep. Adrielle Camuel is introducing legislation that would confirm that artificial intelligence cannot be considered a person or used as a shield from criminal liability.