Attorney General Russell Coleman says the Biden-era soot limit is “about politics, not public health.” The high court has not decided whether to hear the case.

The American Legion's national convention brings thousands to the Kentucky International Convention Center through September 3, with a VA claims clinic on site.

Metro Council's 21-0 vote establishes new local separation rules for package liquor stores.

The 4-1 vote proposed pushing the rate to 82 cents per $100 of assessed value, the legal ceiling for a school property tax hike without triggering a voter recall.

John Benningfield pleaded guilty to seven felonies before filing for Clark County Council, and now a voter wants him off the November ballot.

Kentucky's hospital funding dispute centers on whether federal grants can help keep rural hospitals afloat.

JCPS enrollment has fallen from over 100,000 in 2016 to roughly 90,000 this year, deepening the district's budget crunch.

St. Boniface parishioners want a deacon to run the historic NuLu church as the Archdiocese weighs shutting it down.

Rep. Morgan McGarvey toured the Russell neighborhood nonprofit as federal Medicaid rollbacks threaten senior programs statewide.

Clarksville leaders eye a 1% tax on restaurant meals and bars to fund police cruisers and fire trucks amid state property-tax changes.

Daniel Ballou, a Marine veteran and southeastern Kentucky circuit judge, would fill the seat Gregory Van Tatenhove left for a UK law school post.

Kentucky's HB 485 gives judges another option for people in mental health crises, allowing outpatient treatment in cases that might otherwise lead to hospitalization or release.

Indiana is trying to block the planned 2028 retirement of a Rockport coal unit, even as its owner prepares a natural gas replacement.