Jamie Lucke

Bob Gable, a Navy veteran and patron of the arts, who helped lead the Republican Party of Kentucky out of the political wilderness, has died. He was 90.

Art Williams, who died Oct. 20, steered a politically-charged process that led to deep reductions of toxic chemicals in Louisville's air.

Gov. Andy Beshear and AFT president Randi Weingarten tell voters a constitutional amendment would defund Kentucky’s public schools.

Seven Kentucky farmers and the state's attorney general ask a court to block new federal protections for farmworkers in the U.S. on H2-A temporary visas.

One of the pleasures of living on the edge of the Daniel Boone National Forest is being surrounded by woods and hills. Unless a sniper is loose in them. 

Republican Mitch McConnell said it’s important for his party to retake the U.S. Senate in November to protect the filibuster.

The decline of fiscal notes helps explain why Kentucky lawmakers are shocked to learn that money is needed to pay for new programs they've enacted into law.

The Kentucky place that J.D. Vance said “would always have my heart” is back in the spotlight as he prepares to address the Republican National Convention.

The launch of a new Kentucky ombudsman office is stumbling over a disagreement with he Beshear administration about access to a child abuse database.

Shining brightest where it’s dark