Metro Council members are now proposing amendments to the massage facility ordinance after what they describe as months of conversations with licensed therapists.
Voters will decide whether to change the state constitution to temporarily limit a governor’s ability to pardon people or reduce their criminal sentences around a gubernatorial election.
Louisville Metro is giving ElderServe $75,000 to help the senior services nonprofit stay open amid financial troubles and CEO Timothy Findley's resignation.
Louisville Metro Council heard Planning Commission recommendations on regulating new data centers, but neighbors say their concerns about costs and community impact remain unresolved.
Metro councilman Ken Herndon is looking into what more metro government can do to curb teen violence after this past weekend ended with six people shot in his district, and one teenager dead.
Mayoral candidate and Metro Councilwoman Shameka Parrish-Wright and Metro Councilwoman Donna Purvis are at odds after a community event in Louisville’s Chickasaw neighborhood was nearly canceled.
Nine Kentucky universities, including UofL, are urging Senators McConnell and Paul to support the Protect College Sports Act to create national NIL and transfer rules, though a sports business professor doubts the bill will accomplish much or gain traction.
A Kentucky bill would create a public registry of repeat domestic violence offenders after two or more convictions, and while some survivors support it, advocacy group Zero-V says it isn't ready to back the measure over concerns for victims' safety.
Local grassroots organizations and advocates stepped up to organize an independent “Hike, Bike, and Vote” gathering to celebrate community, health, and democracy.
Jefferson County Clerk David Yates announced that residents impacted by the county boundary changes will be able to vote in their original county in November's election.
In the past several months, Southern Indiana towns have taken up ordinances that place more restrictions on pet stores after pushback on Puppygram. New Albany is the latest to do so.
As Indiana towns struggle to bring in funds after Senate Enrolled Act 1 went into effect, some are taking other measures to pay for projects. Clarksville town leaders are now weighing a Food and Beverage Tax.
A Kentucky lawmaker wants to crack down on agencies using flock cameras, or automated license plate readers, claiming they violate the privacy of law-abiding citizens.
Gov. Andy Beshear is calling on Sen. Mitch McConnell to publicly prove he is capable of serving in the U.S. Senate, as the senator remains in a rehabilitation facility and has not spoken publicly since his fall in June.
The political speaking program at the 146th Annual St. Jerome Fancy Farm Picnic will be hosted by WKYT’s Dave Baker and is less than a week away on August 1.
