Katrina Nickell

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear took action on 75 bills this week, passing dozens focused education, health care and more while vetoing 25 others.

A year ago, Marcus Laytham was serving as the police chief for Mt. Washington Police Department.

Mental health experts said several factors may be contributing to the rise in suicides.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, a move that has sparked both praise and concern across the country.

A midday game didn’t keep the faithful from watching the NCAA tournament.

House Bill 206, sponsored by Rep. Jason Nemes, R-Louisville, aimed to compensate exonerees for their time spent incarcerated and on parole.

Jefferson County Public Schools is recommending a proposal that could lead to some schools merging and splitting, in response to shifting enrollment numbers and space concerns.

While many remember him as a University of Louisville basketball standout and NBA professional, his greatest success, some say, came from his contributions to education.

Mario Rios is accused of stabbing a man in Clarksville over the weekend.

A suspected gang member was arrested and charged with attempted murder in southern Indiana Sunday morning, according to police.

Thousands of middle and high school students traveled to the Kentucky Expo Center for the conference.

Bullitt County District Judge Jennifer Porter said before the court’s establishment, she often saw the same individuals cycle through the system.

Retired police officers, firefighters and teachers could see an estimated $300-350 boost to their Social Security benefits beginning next month, according to Kentucky Education Association (KEA).

Isabelle Verbaere was killed Saturday night, according to her family.

The Secret Service visited Broadbent Arena to execute the Operation Angel Summit.