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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.

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

The Hopkinsville fair, celebrating its 75th edition, will culminate with a fireworks show on the 250th anniversary of America's independence.

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

The offices will close June 4-5 as the state migrates to a new online system — one of several steps being taken to ease long-running frustrations over wait times and available appointments.

Kentucky wildlife officials plan to use newly identified genetic markers to selectively breed larger largemouth bass, aiming to boost trophy fish populations, angler satisfaction and tourism while countering long-term fishing pressures.

The meeting on March 31 will outline how residents can apply to acquire vacant lots next to their property.

The free workshop on July 24 is for residents who want to learn about tax credits used to rehab historic homes and buildings.

After the U.S. Department of Education abruptly cancelled $34 million to Kentucky school districts and $18 million for the statewide education department, the state appealed. The federal agency has now denied $10.6 million in a case-by-case review.

Strip away the cursory Christmas rituals — the TV specials, the lights, the gifts, the music – and what remains is home. It is the beating heart of the holiday.

The service honors the 248 Fort Campbell soldiers and eight crew members who died in the Dec. 12, 1985, air crash at Gander, Newfoundland.

Hopkinsville Community College is operating remotely.