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Most western Kentucky school districts have decided to require face masks in schools following the state legislature’s decision to eliminate a statewide school mask mandate and leave the decision up to the districts and school boards. -
Courtesy Bryce Baumann/Advocates are urging Kentucky to develop solar energy projects on farms as the state considers expanding its renewable energy portfolio.
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Dozens of Kentucky Army National Guard members are beginning their work helping overburdened healthcare staff at western Kentucky hospitals strained by the latest surge of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. -
The head of Kentucky’s League of Cities says President Biden’s proposed vaccination/testing mandate could affect localities across the Commonwealth.
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Louisville businesses who don’t comply with President Biden’s vaccine mandate could receive fines or face closure.
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A Democratic state lawmaker has filed a bill to require public middle and high schools to teach the history of racism in the country.
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The Administrative Office of the Courts is inviting Kentuckians to offer virtual feedback on the state court system’s handling of cases involving domestic violence, stalking and sexual violence.
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Senate takes final legislative step on bill creating massive renewable, nuclear investment
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Kentucky hospitals and nursing homes have been struggling with staffing shortages as COVID-19 continues to surge through the state.
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A monarch butterfly tagged in Kentucky flew more than 1,600 miles from Perryville, Kentucky to Michoacán, Mexico.
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Two major funds meant to address those legacy impacts depend almost entirely on the declining revenues of the coal industry and the will of Congress to remain solvent. Now, both are due for renewal, and could be reduced, or even allowed to expire.
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“My goal today is to convince you that the Court is not comprised of a bunch of partisan hacks,” Barrett said before an audience of a couple hundred invited guests.
