Armed, Dangerous Murder Suspect Wanted In Kentucky Apprehended Near Howard County Motel: Police
Louisville resident Tho Luong, 41, who was on the run after a woman was found dead on Tuesday in Kentucky, has been arrested and...
Maryland police: Man wanted out of Kentucky for murder arrested
BALTIMORE, Md. ( DC News Now ) — Maryland State Police assisted in an arrest of a man wanted out of...
Bill to lessen high wind roof damage heads to the Kentucky House
A bill before the Kentucky House provides for insurance discounts for single-family homeowners who modify roofs for better water protection. The bill tabbed...
Kentucky State Agriculture Commission discusses bill that aims to speed up process of earthen...
The state House of Representatives’ Agriculture Committee discussed a bill Wednesday morning that would help address the state of earthen dams across Kentucky....
Tri-State unions show support for fired Amazon Air Hub worker and union organizer
Union leaders from Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky held a press conference Wednesday to announce the launch of a unified organizing campaign and rally to...
Bill that would require ‘moment of silence or reflection’ in Kentucky classrooms passes House
The bill would establish a policy instituting a "moment of silence or reflection" in all public schools, allowing students to "meditate, pray, or engage...
Issues with Kentucky’s vehicle registration system hitting car dealerships across the state
RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. (WBKO) - The statewide difficulties with Kentucky's new vehicle registration system, KAVIS are affecting car dealerships across the state. They are finding...
Bill would utilize highway cameras to catch those speeding in work zones
A bill that would allow the use of cameras to catch and fine drivers speeding through highway work zones is being considered in the...
Cameron’s office agreed to $99,750 settlement in lawsuit over ‘ballot integrity’ task force records
Then-gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron speaks during the 143rd Fancy Farm Picnic on Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023. (Kentucky Lantern photo by Austin Anthony) ...
You have the right to criticize your government. Kentucky lawsuit must uphold free speech.
Under the First Amendment, you’re supposed to have the right to criticize the government without fear of retaliation. But this week, the Kentucky Court...
