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Kentucky’s junior senator, Republican Rand Paul, last week released the latest edition of “The Waste Report,” which is

As Kentucky lawmakers returned to the Kentucky State Capitol this week to start the 2016 legislative session, they

Councilman David Yates elected President of the Louisville Metro Council for 2016 By a vote of 17 to 9, Thursday

Somebody is going around shooting dogs, in Louisville’s West End neighborhood. Back in September and October of 2015,

Today, as every schoolboy knows, is when we celebrate the birthday of President Millard Fillmore, who, but for his

January is National Radon Action Month , and, as it does every year, Louisville’s Metro government jumps on the junk

Faced with a staggering increase in local crime, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer announced today a new government

Charlie Vettiner Park Road will be closed to through traffic between Mary Dell Lane and Easum Road to fix road damage

Last week’s riot at the Mall St. Matthews renewed the debate here in Louisville on a topic incumbent politicians dread:

Louisville’s Mayor, Greg Fischer, today released the following assessment of his administration’s achievements and