Connor Giffin

President Donald Trump gave two Kentucky chemical plants a two-year pass on rules meant to reduce emissions linked to cancer and other health issues.

Louisville's new budget spared the Soil and Water Conservation District, but left in place the mayor's severe cuts to local agriculture programs.

Soil sampling in the wake of last year's deadly UPS plane crash found PFAS and other chemicals, records show. Firefighting foam may have contributed.

Advocates slammed local regulators as lax enforcers of air pollution laws. A deputy mayor called the criticism 'abusive.'

Kentucky workers, including UPS drivers and farmers, face dangerous summer heat with few protections as federal safety standards remain stalled.

Plastics processed through Louisville's recycling program were sent to a controversial "chemical recycling" plant in Ohio for two years.

Mayor Craig Greenberg's budget proposal would slash funding for a pair of local conservation offices to the lowest levels in Louisville Metro history.

Anthro Energy, a California-based battery material manufacturer, plans to break ground in June on a large-scale Louisville production facility.

Louisville's air quality ranked among the worst in the country in a new analysis, as the region struggled to rein in ozone pollution.

Legislation and funding to shield Kentuckians from disasters mostly stalled this year, despite increased attention. Lawmakers say they need more time.