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The Rev. Donavan Pinner will serve as an associate pastor for children and youth.

The meeting on July 8 is open to anyone interested in joining the league.

Biden will meet with Democratic governors Wednesday, multiple news outlets have reported.

Secretary of State Michael Adams says changing it now would "sow chaos" in a presidential election year.

Food trucks and activities for children will start at 7 p.m. on Fourth of July at Ruff Park.

Honorees representing five categories — small business, nonprofits, volunteers, education and city employees — will be named in August.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear says he will support the president "as long as he continues to be in the race."

Lobbying efforts around HB 594 dominated spending in the 2023 session of the Kentucky legislature.

House Bill 829 became law during this year’s legislative session and moved up the medical cannabis timeline from January 2025 to July 1, 2024. 

Anyone using the temporary office in the Forbes Place building at 10th and Virginia streets must first make an appointment.

Doris Y. Wilkinson was director of the Project on African American Heritage in the UK sociology department, the winner of many honors and author of numerous articles and eight books.

In a decision Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court gave wide discretion to states and localities to create policy around homelessness. It clears the way for a Kentucky ban on outdoor homelessness to go into effect in July.