Revolutionary War-era objects and documents will be digitized into 3D models in a permanent, online collection.

Scott County is still trying to recover from years of budget problems, and according to county leaders, a long-running fight over the sheriff’s budget is a big reason why.

Kentucky’s congressional delegation is asking President Donald Trump to approve a major disaster declaration after deadly storms, flooding and tornadoes caused widespread damage across the state in June.

According to the Louisville Metro Police Department, the man was in the 2100 block of Outer Loop, near Stinnett Lane and Grade Lane, around 11:45 p.m. that night when he was hit by an unknown car.

Nearly half of Americans say they’d go into debt to maintain beauty routines, as consumers seek cheaper ways to save.

Jake Johnson and Jessy Hodges on True Crime, Comedic Panic Attacks, and Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed

Governor Braun says Indiana lawmakers need to act quickly to meet the energy demand.

TARC riders can learn about new routes, schedules, stops and frequent service starting Aug. 2.

Despite an active bench warrant and a requirement to appear in person, former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was absent from a hearing in his child support case.

MSD first proposed the increase in May, then waited for the required 30-day public comment period before the board could take final action.

Bullitt County Public Schools are implementing weapon detection systems in all high schools for the 2026-27 school year.

United States District Court Judge David Hale said Friday that UPS “failed to show that its principal place of business is not Kentucky,” therefore remanding the case back to Jefferson Circuit Court.

Many Louisville residents want a ban on new data center construction, even as city officials appear resistant to the idea.