Louisville Blogs

Kentucky Republican Gov. Matt Bevin has signed an executive order to ban the award of state contracts to companies that participate in boycott, divestment and sanction practices against Israel.

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Kenneth Betts, who was indicted last week by a federal grand jury, was ordered back into custody for violating the terms of his release.

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Students at seven schools, including those with the district's youngest learners, held classes Thursday despite having no power.

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Video of a dark hallway at Atherton High School on Thursday, which was open despite having no power after an overnight winter storm.

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Two complaints made by Louisville Metro Council members against fellow Democrats were dismissed after lengthy discussion in closed session.

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The Bengals defense may square off Sunday against a first-time starting quarterback in rookie Lamar Jackson.

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The scrutiny and speculation on Jeff Brohm and Louisville was raised more with a report Wednesday that the coach later shot down.

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Gregory Bush was indicted Thursday on federal hate crimes charges in connection with killing two African-Americans at a Kroger in Jeffersontown Oct. 24

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More than 60 percent of Florida voters chose on Election Day to restore voting rights to people with prior felonies, amending the state constitution and changing the face of the Florida electorate.

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A month after the sale of Nazi and KKK paraphernalia at a gun show drew criticism, the Kentucky State Fair Board has banned such items

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