Sue Keller, 101, returns to tap dancing and fulfills a lifelong dream with a young partner.

A federal judge dismissed a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit Thursday, ruling Kentucky does not have to release its unredacted voter registration records.

The developer was already told its first requirement is completing an environmental study before construction can begin.

Louisville toddler goes home after 492 days at Norton Children’s Hospital following lifesaving heart transplant and recovery.

After severe storms hit multiple Kentucky counties Tuesday afternoon, emergency management teams have been working to help residents and assess minor to extreme levels of damage.

Louisville nonprofit WaterStep partners with global organizations to expand emergency access to clean drinking water worldwide.

Cases of cyclosporiasis are on the rise in Indiana, with the state reporting more than 600 cases since May.

For a small group of students, Kentuckiana trash is fashionable treasure.

UofL said excessive exposure to indoor screen time and a lack of outdoor daylight contribute to nearsightedness in kids and teens.

According to the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy, U.S. Department of Agriculture data showed around one in five Kentuckians experienced food insecurity between 2022 and 2024.

The Center for Bioscience will be built on the former Kentucky Trailer property, near South 3rd and South Brook streets.

Critics say the tax credit is an attempt to divert dollars away from public schools.

Shively Alcoholic Beverage Control issued an emergency suspension of HK Liquors’ liquor license Sunday, July 12, after four men were shot the day before.

Gov. Mike Braun signed Senate Bill 78 in March, requiring students to leave their devices at home or in their backpack, purse or locker for the entire day.

Brian Epperson’s new defense attorney filed a motion July 21 to delay his scheduled Aug. 3 trial by 60 days.