Josh James

A professor at the University of Kentucky suspended over anti-Israel posts online is asking a federal judge for relief.

The Kentucky congressman who has been at the forefront of the push for a full release of materials related to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein says the Department of Justice has not complied with the spirit or the letter of the law.

With an end-of-the-year deadline fast approaching, many Kentucky retailers who sell tobacco are worried newly-required licenses won't be in their hands in time.

Fayette school leaders are backing a plan to house two single-gender STEM programs in the same building.

With Kentucky's joint venture BlueOval EV battery plant in Hardin County shifting to sole ownership by Ford and pivoting to energy storage batteries, Gov. Andy Beshear says the state is working to provide the plant's current employees with as many opportunities as possible to stay with Ford or find other jobs.

The Kentucky Supreme Court has struck down a 2022 law that shifted power away from the Jefferson County School Board and to the superintendent.

Gov. Andy Beshear says at least two state offices are declining to comply with his new budget reduction plan, meant to fill a $156 million dollar projected shortfall. At least one office says the demand isn't legal.

A Ten Commandments monument has been restored to the state Capitol grounds after more than 30 years.

Budget numbers and city layoffs set off another round of recriminations in London, Kentucky this week.

New revenue forecasts suggest Kentucky may not be dealing with as large of a shortfall as initially thought. State leaders are responding differently to the news.