FBI Louisville is earning people of an increase in violent online networks.

The Louisville Orchestra plays works they’ve commissioned, past and present, this weekend

Attendees at last year’s inaugural event included Travis Kelce, Aaron Rodgers, Alix Earle and Davante Adams.

A fast-moving bill that could subject many rural water supplies in Kentucky to pollution may have hit a bump in the road, with a GOP chairman acknowledging “validity” of concerns.

Louisville Taco Week is set to return soon.

The Trump administration may end leases for some of NOAA’s offices while the agency terminates several advisory committees at the important weather and climate agency.

Officers said they’ve made off with more than $10,000 worth of merchandise, including Stanley cups, phones and camera systems.

The age at which Kentuckians would be allowed to conceal carry firearms could drop from 21 to 18-years-old under Senate Bill 75. It passed a committee vote Thursday, but Democrats and a couple Republicans withheld support.

The lawsuit alleges that James Cameron Wright Tased and assaulted a traffic stop defendant on March 12, 2024, without justification.

Citing a recent federal Supreme Court ruling, a state House committee passed a bill saying courts should not automatically defer to administrative agencies when interpreting ambiguities in the law.

Debate over property tax reform began in the second half of the legislative session Wednesday the same way it ended the first half – with local government leaders sounding the alarm on their budgets, while Gov. Mike Braun’s office pressed for taxpayer relief.

A bill that passed out of the Kentucky Senate last week aims to regulate the state government’s use of artificial intelligence – safeguarding the public sector from irresponsible AI applications and putting some protections in place to prevent the spread of election-related misinformation.