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For Kentucky voters, one ballot question could change the state’s constitution.
Halloween shoppers are seeing higher prices on candy and costumes this year, with the average American expected to spend $115 on the holiday, according to the National Retail Federation.
Court documents say he admitted to being involved in the murder.
JCPS student-athletes gathered for the annual Athletics Boys Brotherhood Sports Conference.
The historic library reopened last February after being closed for nearly 40 years.
Alternating lane closures are scheduled on the Gene Snyder West in Louisville starting Monday evening.
The governor said his request is not suggesting any institutions have failed students, but is a way to improve and do better.
One person was killed in a crash in Lincoln County that involved a vehicle carrying animal carcasses, according to Lincoln County Coroner Farris Marcum.
The proposed regulations are expected to go before Louisville Metro Council and suburban city councils for final consideration.
A new report highlights Kentucky’s infrastructure needs, including sewer system concerns, flooding risks and a $48 million funding gap.
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The Louisville Downtown Partnership recently unveiled its fifth “City Spot” at 500 West Tower Plaza.
Louisville has awarded $1.1 million to expand severe-weather shelter beds and case management services as the city reports an 18% drop in unsheltered homelessness and more than 100 people placed in permanent housing through its Home for Good initiative.
But above all, John Patterson said he wants people to remember his son as kind, hardworking and loving, because that’s who Ian Patterson was.
Drive-thru voting will be available for three days of early voting and Election Day.
The building dates back to 1936 and operated as a funeral home until 2020.
Karen Sheets-Mobley, whose husband survived cardiac arrest after someone used an AED on him, helped bring Louisville's first publicly accessible defibrillator to Bardstown Road.
Cynthia Scroggin was arrested Oct. 17 after deputies responded to a report of shots fired at a home.
The combined school is set to open in time for the 2027-28 school year.
More than 800 athletes are expected to compete in Louisville at the Hwang's Martial Arts championship on Oct. 24.
The ordinance makes Hardin the second Kentucky county to prohibit the practice
The Texas Tailgaters and Indianapolis Clowns will face off in a two-game series next summer.
Licensing fees in Kentucky’s hemp industry dominated discussion Thursday among lawmakers in Frankfort.
One ticket was purchased online. The other was brought at a retail store in Laurel County.
The Louisville Zoo announced the arrival of brand new Chilean flamingo chicks on Thursday.
Drivers using Interstate 64 in Shelby County should plan for overnight delays tonight as crews continue work on the $118 million I-64 widening project.
At least 62% of JCPS students at every school level fell below reading proficiency, with at least 69% falling short in math.
The owners of Stooges Bar & Grill say the restaurant will permanently close its doors.
Health care professionals, community leaders and advocates gathered Wednesday at the Muhammad Ali Center to address barriers keeping Black patients from lung cancer clinical trials.
Hundreds of Floyd County voters received letters asking them to return after a commissioner race was omitted.
Four charged after officials say woman tried smuggling drugs into Louisville jail inside dress shoes.
Applications open Friday for 2027 Pegasus Parade with theme Springtime in the Bluegrass in Louisville.
The racetracks will display posters to help visitors recognize and report signs of human trafficking.
Gov. Andy Beshear says 80,622 Kentuckians are losing SNAP benefits and is urging federal action to protect children and seniors.
Kentucky measles cases have risen to over 170, according to the Kentucky Department for Public Health.
Families are invited to celebrate fall at the annual Pumpkins in the Park event Saturday in Louisville’s Parkland neighborhood.
The lawsuit says the Tiptons have attended several board and council meetings and have called district leaders multiple times about the issue.
Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief is sending volunteers and mobile kitchens to Florida to help communities recovering after Hurricane Isaias.
There are stories and history connecting buildings along Liberty and Jackson Streets.
An FCPS student was taken to the hospital with reported life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle.
Slow Down Move Over Day is recognized on the third Saturday of October each year.
Of Kentucky’s 105 reported cases in 2026, 103 involved people who were unvaccinated.
Louisville’s Taylorhurst Shopping Center will receive parking, lighting and exterior upgrades as owner seeks tenants.
A hearing is set for Thursday, October 15.
The festival, scheduled for Oct. 16-17, will feature free pickleball programming, family-friendly activities, local food and live entertainment.
President Trump is scheduled to speak at a midterm rally in Northern Kentucky this weekend.
A screening of the 30-minute documentary “Food, Insecure” and a panel discussion on hunger and food insecurity will be held Tuesday.
Memorial bracelets honoring fallen KSP Trooper Hayden Phillips are helping raise money for his family.
Creatures said to roam the woods and haunt the night will be the subject of the next “SnackChat” at Lindsey Wilson University.
Leaders in Shepherdsville will have to decide if they will allow chickens on people’s properties under certain parameters.