A federal law set to take effect Nov. 12 will reclassify many legal hemp products as Schedule I controlled substances, effectively banning them and leaving Kentucky hemp farmers in financial limbo.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear issued an executive order to protect Kentuckians from the "harmful impacts" of data centers on on Thursday, and some state lawmakers say they are align with that concept.
Staff from the Kentucky Auditor's Office testified before the state's Interim Oversight and Investigations Committee about a report alleging millions in Medicaid waste.
Sean Duffy visited Lexington on Friday to announce the modernization of air traffic control at Blue Grass Airport, including plans to eventually replace the existing control tower.
Mental health advocates and lawmakers gathered in Louisville on Monday to celebrate a new Kentucky law they say will give courts more tools to help people living with mental illness.
American companies are beginning to receive refunds from the U.S. government after the Supreme Court struck down a significant portion of the Trump administration's tariffs earlier this year.
Lexington's first medical marijuana growing facility has opened, bringing the total number of operating medical marijuana businesses in Kentucky to 39.
Kentucky ag groups say they are closely watching the farm bill as Congress prepares to address the legislation this month and they say Sen Mitch McConnell's vote will be critical to getting it passed.
Kentucky's Juvenile Justice Oversight Council is studying One Lexington's approach to reducing gun violence as lawmakers work to improve the state's juvenile justice system.
