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Kentucky’s junior senator, Republican Rand Paul, today released the latest edition of ‘The Waste Report,’ which is an

To some, it’s the official kick-off to the Kentucky Derby Festival. To others, it’s the unofficial beginning of spring.

Kosmos Cement Company d/b/a Cemex voluntarily pleaded guilty yesterday in United States District Court, and was

Timothy M. Longmeyer, the former Secretary of the Kentucky Personnel Cabinet, admitted in federal court today that he

At a press conference in Frankfort today, Kentucky’s Republican Governor Matt Bevin announced that he is launching a

Want to learn how to milk a cow? Make a robot? Stop a leaky faucet? Act out Shakespeare? Those are just a sample of

The Kentucky General Assembly’s 2016 regular session ended on Friday, April 15, shortly before midnight, capping off a

You were probably asleep when the biggest news of the week broke in Frankfort. Though Capitol observers across the

The Kentucky General Assembly has passed a $21 billion Executive Branch budget for the next two fiscal years that will

Mayor Greg Fischer today unveiled Move Louisville during the Regional Mobility Summit hosted by the Transit Authority