Updated: 3:32 PM U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers of Kentucky will host technology, business, and economic development leaders from across the Tennessee Valley Corridor, at the upcoming 2012 National Technology Summit in Somerset.
Posted: 6:38 PM Attorney General Jack Conway will be in western Kentucky on Thursday to warn school kids about the dangers of prescription abuse. Stops are planned at schools in Paducah and Murray.
Updated: 5:05 AM The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that guns and other deadly weapons may be stored in a car's glove compartment while on a college campus in the state.
Posted: 8:52 PM The Kentucky Supreme Court has released a final ruling reiterating that a newly passed redistricting law is unconstitutional because populations within the state's legislative districts were out of balance.
Updated: 6:30 PM Steel truss being made in Louisville.
Posted: 2:48 PM Tea party congressional candidate Thomas Massie could get the public endorsement his political confidant, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, in Kentucky's crowded 4th District Republican primary race.
Updated: 2:57 AM Kentucky lawmakers have passed a measure that's intended to curb prescription drug abuse in a state where more people are dying from overdoses than car wrecks.
Posted: 4:07 PM A state senate committee approves the transportation budget, with a specific change for David Williams' district.
Posted: 4:50 PM The House has approved a $4.5 billion transportation budget.
Updated: 3:50 AM The House has passed legislation that would make it easier to identify and prosecute unscrupulous doctors who over-prescribe painkillers that are being widely abused in Kentucky.
Updated: 7:32 PM A $4.5 billion transportation budget will advance to the House floor for a vote on Wednesday.
Posted: 2:38 PM Unscrupulous doctors who over-prescribe the painkillers that are being widely abused in Kentucky could be more quickly identified and prosecuted under a bill approved by the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.
Updated: 11:13 PM Some sad news about a member of our WBKO family. Former Community Affairs Director, Gene Prather, has died at the age of 83.
Updated: 1:02 AM Henderson was nominated by President Obama to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Harry S. Truman scholarship foundation.
Updated: 12:18 AM Some tea party members held a local rally Sunday to discuss taxes with a Senator.
Posted: 9:29 PM The Kentucky General Assembly's 2012 legislative session ended Thursday.
Updated: 6:31 PM Gov. Steve Beshear has wasted no time in calling lawmakers back to Frankfort next week, for a special legislative session to pass a transportation budget and a prescription abuse bill.
Posted: 12:02 AM Bill would have provided funds to widen I-65 in Hart County where 11 people died when a semi hit a van filled with a Mennonite family heading to a wedding in Iowa.
Updated: 2:12 PM The Amish are now exempt from a longstanding requirement that they attach orange signs to their horse-drawn buggies.
Posted: 11:26 PM Lawmakers still haven't reached an accord on appropriations in the state's transportation budget.
Posted: 9:45 PM The bill would allow the state treasury to refund the sales tax on materials used to rebuild the storm-damaged counties.
Posted: 3:03 PM General Assembly passes anti-meth bill.
Updated: 5:53 PM A revised prescription drug bill would give Kentucky prosecutors more access to information.
Posted: 10:35 AM Negotiators have reached an accord on a bare-bones budget proposal that calls for sharp cuts to most government agencies and programs.
Updated: 10:55 PM Wednesday the Kentucky House of Representatives passed legislation that would limit access to medicines containing pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in making meth.
