Government

This year 38 of Kentucky’s 120 counties will have at least one woman running for judge-executive.

Making nods to Martha Layne Collins, Lt Gov. Coleman promises to put 'people over politics.'

The impeachment petition to remove Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Pamela Goodwine remains open despite the legislative session ending, as the House referred it to an investigative committee.

Postmaster General David Steiner outlined possible "drastic measures," including reducing service days from 6 to 5, dropping "unprofitable routes," and closing some smaller post offices.

The courthouse could reopen Monday, depending on the extent of repairs needed to make the main floor safe for the public.

A sweeping housing bill stalled in the final hours of Kentucky’s legislative session, as disputes over short-term rental regulations derailed efforts to address the state’s growing affordability crisis.

In order to vote for candidates running for offices in the upcoming primaries, Kentuckians must be registered to vote by 4 p.m. April 20.

An aide hustled the senator away after question about Trump’s threat to wipe out "a whole civilization."

It's Kentucky's largest increase of voters since the 2024 presidential election.

Kentucky lawmakers wrapped up a frenetic late-night session Wednesday by passing the state’s two-year budget, advancing dozens of bills and sending a slate of high-profile measures to Gov. Andy Beshear while leaving some contentious proposals unresolved.

Kentucky lawmakers approved a $31 billion state budget after heated partisan clashes over education, health care and spending priorities, with Republicans defending fiscal restraint and Democrats warning of harmful cuts.

The Pennyrile Regional Energy Agency, headed by former Pennyrile Electric CEO Eston Glover, is trying to build a 53-mile natural gas pipeline stretching across Todd, Christian, Trigg, Caldwell and Lyon counties.