After 40 years, Kentucky domestic violence organization closing this month
Available data shows about half of Kentucky women and a third of men will experience some level of intimate partner violence in their lifetime.
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KY hospitals: Letters from Trump admin over pricing transparency were over technical issues
Hospitals are required to publish basic information about pricing for their services.
Email from Bevin’s account accuses estranged son of trying to ‘shake parents down for money’
Jonah, who alleges he was abandoned by the Bevins at age 17 in an abusive facility in Jamaica, is seeking support and help in completing an education.
Utilities say their rules protect ratepayers against big data centers. Some argue more can be done.
Republican lawmakers have signaled they plan to discuss whether to take up ratepayer protections against data center impacts next year.
A week after announcing budget cuts, Kentucky gov moves millions to offset them
The legislature said it was funding “needs, not wants” in making cuts and trying to control what some believed was escalating spending by the executive branch.
Republican attorneys general urge EPA to classify mifepristone as water contaminant
Environmental health science experts say there is no evidence that mifepristone in wastewater causes harm to the environment or to humans.
Ethics commission nixes complaint against KY lawmaker over lobbying interests payments
The ethics commission does not confirm or deny the receipt of a complaint. All of the early stages of the ethics commission’s review of a complaint are confidential.
Nominations open for Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame
According to the Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame, nominations should focus on the educator's impact on students and young people in Kentucky.
AG: Kentucky PVA tried to solicit minor during investigation
According to the indictment, Braun allegedly contacted a person he believed was under the age of 18 on at least two occasions in March 2026.