Liam Niemeyer

Health officials urge Kentuckians to talk to their health care provider about getting the the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.

The governor said his executive order would implement an array of protections against the potential impacts of data centers, though some experts have questioned how much legal “teeth” his order has without the backing of specific state laws addressing data centers.

Among other things, the governor directed agencies to deny utility rate increases and prevent negative environmental impacts from data centers.

Gov. Andy Beshear is ordering Kentucky regulators to protect residents and ratepayers from potential harms tied to data centers, including higher utility bills and impacts on air and water.

State housing executive are calling on lawmakers to be much more aggressive in tackling housing crisis.

One environmental attorney warned of ratepayer costs down the road.

Data centers are being proposed – and sometimes approved – all over.

Gov. Andy Beshear says he will redirect $30 million from unused projects to restore some of the cuts to foster care and family assistance programs announced last week.

Kentucky lawmakers failed to pass ratepayer protections with data centers this year

Concerns over non-disclosure agreements, power and water dominated the town hall.

Lack of regulations, cheap energy costs make state a prime target for new industry.

Gasoline prices across the country have spiked since the outbreak of the war with Iran.