Josh James

Flock Safety, the maker of license plate readers by the same name, is placing new restrictions on its products in an effort to calm growing concerns about the cameras.

A proposed regulation that would permit Kentucky hunters and trappers to kill five to ten bobcats during a season, including one at night with the use of thermal devices, advanced this week in committee.

Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball is pressing Gov. Andy Beshear's administration to abide by the findings of her team's audits. In a recent exchange, Ball points to a letter from U.S. Department of Heath and Human Services saying states with persistent audit noncompliance risk losing federal funding.

Foods recalled as part of a salmonella outbreak include products sold in Kentucky stores.

The American Civil Liberties Union is set to release a review of a controversial Louisville immigration policy that took effect a year ago.

The University of Kentucky invited the public inside the new Kirwan-Blanding residence hall Wednesday.

New federal restrictions on hemp products set to take effect in November have been delayed by a month.

Kentucky Republicans remain frustrated with the exit of Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck from the State Fair Board.

The decertification of Kentucky-based Network for Hope, an organ donation group that has served nearly seven million people across four states, leaves questions about what organization will take on the life-saving work.

Newly-released complete audit results for Fayette County Public Schools reveal the district overshot its spending for the fiscal year between 2024 and 2025, among other missteps.