Phil Pendleton

Southeastern Kentucky will have a new attraction this fall that further expands horse racing in the Commonwealth.

A law passed three years ago mandates that Kentucky police agencies have policies regarding chases.

According to a preliminary autopsy, the cause of death came back as a drowning.

Officials in Russell County are investigating the death of a teenager at Lake Cumberland.

Names were added to the Kentucky Law Officer Memorial in Richmond during a ceremony on Thursday.

A procession from Frankfort to Cynthiana was held Tuesday morning to honor the life of fallen Scott County sheriff’s deputy Caleb Conley. He was shot and killed during a traffic stop Monday on I-75.

A Safe Haven Baby Box allows parents to anonymously leave babies in safe places if they don’t know how they are going to care for them.

Republican candidates running for governor and the constitutional offices say they are united to win in November.

One of Kentucky’s key state parks is back open to the public.

Some of the Kentucky lawmakers on the committee who voted for the bill committee there were against gambling in principle, but want to see it regulated.

A probable cause hearing was held Monday morning for 22-year-old Jordan Blake Taylor. Taylor is facing a murder charge.

Some high-profile bills remain for Kentucky lawmakers to consider during this year’s session of the General Assembly.

In a statement released Saturday, the university announced the revival will soon be moving off its campus.

Gov. Andy Beshear has signed House Bill 1 into law, lowering the income tax in Kentucky.

The goal is to eventually do away with Kentucky’s income tax. Part of that revenue is being offset by new sales and service taxes.

A group of lawmakers is calling for a change in leadership within Kentucky’s juvenile justice system.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is leading 12 Republican candidates in the primary.

The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office says someone installed blue flashing lights on their car, and the person is reportedly stopping other cars in southern Laurel County.

One bill that could see some action this year deals with banning cell phone usage while driving.

Amendment 2 would add a line to Kentucky’s constitution saying it does not protect the right to abortion. Kentucky voters will be voting on the amendment on the November ballot.

It’s back to the drawing back for Kentucky’s unemployment system. Upgrades to the system that were shown to be inadequate to handle tens of thousands of claims during the pandemic will have to wait even longer.

Kelly Craft launched her campaign website Wednesday morning.

A Central Kentucky food pantry, recently devastated by fire, is giving back to help flood victims.

The number of confirmed fatalities in the flooding remains at 37.

It happened Monday morning at a truck stop off I-75 at exit 49. State police told us the sheriff’s office was in a stand-off with someone.

Kentucky is receiving billions of dollars in American Rescue Plan money, but there’s a lot of questions as to how that money can or should be spent.