OneQuest Health is accepting new patients and offers therapy, intensive programming and telehealth services.

The town council approved a new $10 monthly sanitation fee that will be added to residents’ sewer bills.

Kentucky receives $73 million for truck parking, Singing Bridge replacement and Paducah riverport expansion projects statewide.

Municipalities across Clark and Floyd counties are taking steps to add language about data centers to their zoning laws. Four are moving toward or considering moratoriums, and one has rewritten zoning to prohibit data centers in the community.

The Cuban-Italian restaurant will hold its soft opening July 15, with reservations now available through OpenTable.

Construction on the Steelgrove Amphitheater was supposed to wrap up this fall, but Mayor Jeff Gregory said weather slowed the progress.

A petition circulating the Highlands neighborhood is trying to gather enough signatures to put a “moist” election on the November ballot.

Mimi’s Ethiopian Restaurant will open Aug. 1, bringing traditional cuisine and coffee ceremonies to Louisville’s Highlands.

Norton Healthcare reports rising Kentucky cyclosporiasis cases, urging food safety as diarrheal illness spreads this summer.

The utility is offering qualifying customers a credit on their account as part of its Summer Energy Assistance Credit Program.

Hardin County Schools is just one of many school districts around the state getting ready to implement Senate Bill 101, which requires a one-year expulsion for students who intentionally assault school employees.

When it’s finished, the expansion will increase the port’s lift capacity by more than 800%, double barge-rail transloading capacity and establish its first general cargo facility located outside the floodplain.

Shively Fire and Rescue also said one firefighter suffered “minor injuries and is currently receiving treatment.”

U.S. Rep. Morgan McGarvey said he opposes all hyperscale data center construction in the state, including one planned in west Louisville, at a public forum organized by Democratic state lawmakers in Louisville.

Ronald Exantus, 42, is expected to be released from the Kentucky State Reformatory in late July, according to the Kentucky online offender database.