A family of four in Kentucky making $130,000 a year could see their healthcare premiums go up by more than $12,000 annually.

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As tens of thousands in the area are expected to lose their food benefits this weekend, city leaders and volunteers in Kentuckiana are stepping in to help.

Louisville Metro United Way is partnering with local businesses and nonprofits to create the “Hardship to Hope Food Relief Fund.”

The decision to choose downtown Louisville was influenced by its proximity to restaurants, arts, and entertainment.

At least six people were injured when the collapse happened during a regional soccer semifinal soccer game at Waggener High School between St. Xavier and Trinity.

Many businesses show appreciation to vets on or around Nov. 11 each year with free or discounted meals or services.

Two federal judges ruled nearly simultaneously on Friday that President Donald Trump’s administration must continue to fund SNAP, the nation’s biggest food aid program, using contingency funds during the government shutdown.

The Kentucky Public Service Commission set rates and terms for future data center customers of East Kentucky Power Cooperative, which serves 89 counties.

An amendment to Louisville Metro’s current mask ordinance would clarify that there are no exceptions for law enforcement agencies like ICE.

The transportation cabinet is holding a public input meeting Nov. 20 to hear suggestions for improving traffic flow in the Portland and Shawnee neighborhoods.

Police arrested five people in southern Indiana for not registering as a sex offender.

The LIHEAP fall subsidy provides eligible households with a one-time benefit that can be applied towards home heating costs for electric, natural gas, propane, coal, wood, or fuel oil.

Jefferson County Public Schools reminded families Friday that the district will continue to serve free meals for students in November despite the continuing government shutdown.