John Cheves

Frankfort judge’s decision is the latest word on whether taxes are owed for “public-private partnership” projects.

Travis Porter was arrested twice for domestic violence, but not sent to jail, in months before facing new felony charge of sexting teen girl.

The Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice says it’s making reforms and punishing employees who fail to regularly check on teens in cells.

In a pending lawsuit, two former University of Kentucky swimmers have accused Jorgensen of sexual harassment and assault.

Rep. Vanessa Grossl is responding to Fayette County Public Schools awarding deals to Piper-Smith LLC.

The three-year contract pays $60,000 annually, records show.

Fayette County Public Schools says it can’t defend the accuracy of an internal study of its budgets and spending, done in July.

All Kentucky residents are allowed by law to ask for public records from local and state agencies.

Elena Bardin, a former teacher at the state’s juvenile detention center in Adair County, had a relationship with a teen student.

Rubicon Technologies suffered a plunging stock price, layoffs and other financial turmoil in recent years.