A Senate committee has advanced bills that would require year-long expulsions for students who assault school employees and allow districts to offer optional cash-outs for unused teacher sick leave.
The Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously struck down the legislature’s 2022 charter school law as unconstitutional, ruling it violates the state’s mandate for a uniform, efficient system of common schools.
A bill awaiting Gov. Andy Beshear’s signature would let Kentucky utilities spread out higher fuel costs after January's winter storm drove up natural gas prices.
Four years after a devastating tornado damaged her work, a new exhibition at Murray State University’s Wrather Museum honors Helen LaFrance as a vivid chronicler of Black life and memory in West Kentucky.
Kentucky’s winter storms strained livestock producers with cold stress and calving risks, while insulating dormant wheat — though a late freeze could still threaten crops.
Christian County Public Schools is among the districts affected by the revocation of a $47 million federal grant supporting Kentucky community schools.
In a letter to congressional leaders, industry representatives charged that Trump administration policies "have caused tremendous harm to U.S. agriculture."
A Franklin County judge ruled he won’t dismiss a lawsuit brought by a group of Kentucky students alleging the state has failed to provide an adequate and equitable education.
Kentucky’s attorney general reversed course Wednesday, saying landowners can hunt and fish on their own farmland without a license — even if they don’t live there.
A spokesperson for McConnell said the U.S. senator had checked himself into a hospital out of caution “after experiencing flu-like symptoms over the weekend.”
