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“Getting our financial house in order” was the theme Gov. Matt Bevin returned to several times as he gave his first

The continuing struggle for justice and civil rights in Louisville lost two giants this week. And I lost two wonderful

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer declared Louisville to be “a city in transformation,” during his annual State of the City

Kentucky was once a part of Virginia, but lately the Bluegrass and Old Dominion commonwealths have drifted apart, on

As Winter Storm Jonas approached Kentucky, many eyes turned to the forecasters whose Doppler radars and high-tech

The Kentucky General Assembly has just completed the second week of its annual session in Frankfort. Legislative

Louisville’s favorite actress, Jennifer Lawrence, received an Academy Award Best Actress nomination yesterday for her

Legislation that would allow Kentucky’s courts to expunge the felony records of up to 94,000 Kentuckians cleared the

As the Kentucky General Assembly begins its second week at the state’s capitol, a push to modernize the state’s 1930s

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