Ryan Van Velzer

Power plants and other industrial facilities released more toxic pollution into the Ohio River Basin than any other watershed in the U.S. in 2020.

Louisville Metro accelerated its climate goals Wednesday with an executive order signed by Mayor Greg Fischer.

With uses in transportation, manufacturing and energy storage, Ky. has joined the midwest regional hydrogen hub.

A new report found that utilities across the country, including in Kentucky, have made little progress in meeting their own climate goals.

Louisville Waterfront Development Corporation broke ground Monday on the expansion of Waterfront Park into Louisville’s West End. State and city leaders say they hope it will help bridge the geographic racial divide that separates the city.

Louisville’s next mayor will be responsible for the transition away from fossil fuels necessary to avoid the worst impacts of climate change.

Amid warming global temperatures and an energy transition, LG&E and Kentucky Utilities provided a 15-year plan to state regulators it never intended to use.

Dry fall leaves and a drought have contributed to an increased number of wildfires this fall fire season in Kentucky.

Kentucky utility regulators are investigating fuel adjustment charges that can lead to unexpectedly high electricity bills.

Home heating costs are rising as cold weather sets in. Louisville is offering relief through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program.