Moore announced during his address that taking over and developing the former site of Jeffboat is one of his biggest priorities. More >>

Indiana drivers could face tougher penalties for passing stopped school buses under a bill advancing in the Legislature. More >>

A judge issued a ruling Monday that Carl Nett will not be able to have the nickname of "Trump" appear as part of his name on the ballot for the Secretary of State Republican primary in May. More >>

A Louisville lawmaker said committing a crime should not be a life sentence from the ballot box, and he wants to change that. More >>

Fischer is proposing tripling the city's tax on some insurance premiums over the next four years to close a $65 million budget gap in state pension costs. More >>

The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill that would make abortion illegal after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which is at around six weeks. More >>

The ACLU says, if the bill becomes law, it will file a lawsuit. More >>

Five people, from Kentucky’s American Civil Liberties Union, a church and Planned Parenthood, testified to the committee in opposition of the bill. More >>

Legislative Republicans are not going to take any action on a proposal that aims to make it easier to remove some state officeholders from their positions, which was filed by an Indiana legislator who says she was groped by state Attorney General Curtis Hill. More >>

House Bill 175 would not allow betting on Kentucky college teams, but other sports and non-sports wagers would be fair game. More >>

The Louisville Metro Police Department could face serious budget cuts as the city tries to deal with the pension gap. More >>

More than one third of Kentuckians claim some kind of disability. Now, there is a new effort to make sure their voices are heard at the State Capitol. More >>

A Senate committee approved a bill Tuesday that legalizes shipping to up 24 9-liter cases of wine per year to Kentucky consumers. More >>

Bryan Hernandez moved to Madison at the age of 12 from El Paso, Texas. He said the 2016 election was a turning point that helped prompt him to run this race. More >>

The Kentucky Senate has approved a comprehensive school safety bill, but supporters acknowledge it is only the first step. More >>

Republican candidate DJ Johnson has withdrawn his challenge of a close Kentucky state House race.  More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Kentucky Supreme Court heard arguments Friday about "Marsy's Law," the victims' rights measure that voters backed last fall amid concerns that the ballot question didn't give enough detail.  More >>

Bevin’s speech was short and to the point. Essentially, he made his case for a second term. More >>

In early June, the Bevin administration limited protesters from entering the Capitol to only two at a time. More >>

There is no sign yet of a breakthrough, but the two sides in a rate dispute between the state and Louisville-based Passport Health are now seriously talking. More >>

There are now just 25 full days left in the short 30-day legislative session in Frankfort, and lawmakers are expressing doubt that's enough time to find agreement on the complex and divisive pension issue. More >>

Davis, a former county clerk, stopped issuing marriage licenses because of her opposition to gay marriage. More >>

A state senator has filed a bill that would prohibit jail time for adults caught with a "personal use quantity" of marijuana. More >>

Public high schools in Indiana would also have to offer a course “surveying religions of the world,” which could include “the study of the Bible.” More >>

Democrat Adam Edelen has filed to run for governor of Kentucky, promising an issues-based campaign that does not accept money from political action committees. More >>

In 2015, Comer was a front-runner for the Republican nomination for Kentucky governor, but he lost to Matt Bevin by 83 votes. More >>

Two more candidates filed Friday to run for attorney general, including a familiar face. More >>