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Gov. Andy Beshear encouraged local governments and other eligible entities to start preparing now for a new application period, expected to open in the spring.

Among the scarves designed by Gant Gaither in the Pennyroyal Area Museum's collection is one depicting ice skating horses.

In Christian County, 41% of residents have been vaccinated against COVID-19. The rate is one of the lowest in the state.

Despite some showers, the Hopkinsville Christmas parade still attracted a large crowd of spectators on Saturday.

The project documents stories of recovery from the perspective of survivors.

Sen. Whitney Westerfield, R-Fruit Hill, will introduce t​he Crisis Aversion and Rights Retention Orders bill, or CARR, in the 2024 legislative session.

If signed into law, which is expected, the roughly $884 billion legislation would authorize a 5.2% pay raise for troops.

The high court affirmed a previous decision by a circuit judge that the maps were a result of  “partisan gerrymanders” but did not find them unconstitutional. 

Jason Russell began his teaching career at South Christian in 1999.

Thayer, an outspoken critic of Gov. Andy Beshear, has served in the Kentucky Senate for 21 years.

Historian William T. Turner will join museum staff members for a look at 1823, 1923 and 2023.

Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear took the oath of office Tuesday, making him one of only three consecutive second-term governors in state history.