FRANKFORT – During the “Click It or Ticket” enforcement campaign, running May 11 to May 31, Kentuckians are reminded to buckle up and properly secure children in car or booster seats to keep themselves safe throughout the year.
As American passengers return home from a cruise ship at the center of a hantavirus outbreak, Louisville health officials are maintaining that risks to Kentuckians remain low ... Here is what Kentuckians should know.What is hantavirus?.
Black babies in Kentucky are more than twice as likely to die as white babies, according to a new report that shows health outcomes and access are, in general, worse in the commonwealth than the nation ... .
Black babies in Kentucky are more than twice as likely to die as white babies, according to a new report that shows health outcomes and access are, in general, worse in the commonwealth than the nation ... .
In some states, housing costs consume up to 50% of the median income. But not in Kentucky, according to a new report released by WalletHub ... In this instance, housing refers to mortgage payments and home energy costs ... kAmw2H2. ... kAm!6@A=6 .? w2H2. ... ....
Thousands of Kentuckians have lost their electricity access since 2025 amid steep rate increases from utility companies like LG&E... Kentuckians increasingly cannot afford their energy bills, and the ...
Show Caption. Hide Caption. Bill and RileyMott on competing as trainers in Kentucky Derby 2026 ... The month then concludes with a holiday. Memorial Day. Here’s when Memorial Day falls in 2026 and what Kentuckians need to know.When is Memorial Day 2026?.
The 2026 General Assembly has now concluded, marking the end of a busy legislative session in Frankfort. During this year’s 60-day legislative session, lawmakers filed a total of 1,291 bills and, as of April 15, 171 have become law ... .
LEXINGTON – A Lexington man has been arrested and is facing federal charges for allegedly threatening to assault and murder PresidentDonald J. Trump and law enforcement officers in online posts on social media. The U.S ... kAmp>@?8 @E96C E9.?8Dk^Am.
Kentuckians leaving incarceration will be covered by Medicaid for one year and receive one month’s supply of any medications prescribed to them while in state custody under a federal waiver ... .
Louisville officials are sharing tips to combat scams targeting residents after the Federal Trade Commission reported Kentuckians lost more than $91.8 million to scammers in 2025, according to a joint release from Chase and Louisville Metro Police.
This column was written before Tuesday night’s debate among four candidates in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate. “Kentucky is in play this year. Believe it,” U.S. Senate candidate Amy McGrath told her email list last week ... ....