President Donald Trump says he will make a major announcement on the government shutdown and the southern border on Saturday afternoon from the White House. More >>
The state wants to close branches in small cities to save money, but that could negatively impact thousands of drivers renewing their licenses. More >>
The mayor says the program will allow the community to connect and grow. More >>
Shelters would have access to the registry before selling or adopting out a dog or cat. More >>
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said the city can move forward by embracing the spirit of Muhammad Ali. More >>
The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting and Kentucky Public Radio on Wednesday published details of the woman's sealed deposition in which she described "nearly daily touching" and said she feared hurting her career if she reported state Rep. Jeff Hoover's actions. More >>
Passport Health Plan says rate cuts threaten the organization’s “fiscal solvency and continued existence.” More >>
Right now there's no law in Indiana keeping predators from working as babysitters. More >>
She suggested that he consider submitting the State of the Union address in writing. More >>
Holcomb used his State of the State speech Tuesday evening to announce plans to pay off $140 million in teacher pension obligations owed by school districts over the next two years. More >>
A working group appointed by House and Senate leaders is scheduled to hold its first meeting on Tuesday. More >>
Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear has officially filed to run for governor, calling on his Democratic opponents to release their tax returns ahead of the May 21 primary. More >>
Most of that money would be used to upgrade electronic touch screens to include a paper ballot that voters can verify. More >>
Lawmakers on both sides of the gun debate are armed with legislation that could impact gun owners. More >>
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet doesn't admit any fault in the case, according to the settlement agreement. More >>
Kentucky’s gas tax collections have been depressed for about five years, the result of a sustained drop in fuel prices that began in 2014. More >>
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Churchill Downs Inc. says a legal challenge won’t stop its plan to build a $150 million racetrack, hotel and gaming facility this year in Oak Grove, Ky. More >>
"I would love to get rid of the needle exchange altogether," Sen. Damon Thayer said. "But I don't think I could get that passed." More >>
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WDRB) -- The new session of the General Assembly has sparked an old fight at the state Capitol over abortion. More >>
That's because the agency that issues permits for businesses to open and create new products is closed. More >>
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb's administration is releasing its recommendations for the new state budget, including how much more money could go toward public schools. More >>
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Already mired in three lawsuits over abortion restrictions, Kentucky lawmakers are ratcheting up the stakes with a new bill to ban most abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected. More >>
Lawmakers say revenge porn is a problem across the state and country. More >>
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (WDRB) -- A bipartisan group of Kentucky lawmakers has introduced a bill to legalize medical marijuana. More >>
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Moore has been in office for six years. More >>
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A pair of Democrats running for governor in Kentucky have released fundraising totals. More >>
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A University of Louisville political science professor says President Trump's Tuesday night address probably did not sway members of Congress or the public about the need for a wall. More >>
The new West Buechel Council's first business of the year dealt with voting on a city attorney, police chief and clerk/treasurer. More >>
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin has called a special election to fill a vacant state Senate seat in eastern Kentucky. More >>
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The 30-day session of the General Assembly will take up pensions, school safety and the state sales tax. More >>
Goforth says he would be a conservative who listens more than he lectures. More >>
State Representative Terry Goodin of Austin is concerned about food grown in labs instead of on farms. More >>
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"There is a human cost to this. While we're arguing policy that doesn't matter to most people's lives, the shutdown does affect people's lives." More >>
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Norfolk Southern Corp. long has resisted letting cyclists and walkers on the bridge's former car lanes. Could Southern Indiana trails and Louisville's park expansion change that? More >>
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Documents obtained by The Indianapolis Star through open records requests detail expenses by special prosecutor Daniel Sigler, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and the Indiana Inspector General's office. More >>
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Without funding, the federal government will have to shut down non-essential services. And they'll stay shut down for however long it takes. More >>
Kentucky’s utility regulator is doubling down on its decision in November to block groups representing low-income people from participating in upcoming hearings that will determine rate increases for Louisville Gas & Electric and Kentucky Utilities’ customers. More >>
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State officials had hoped to say this fall when each county will start offering the more secure licenses and ID cards. But that won’t happen until January. More >>
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The Agriculture Department is proposing a rule that would restrict the ability of states to exempt work-eligible adults from having to obtain steady employment to receive food stamps. More >>
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Kentucky lawmakers were back in Frankfort on Wednesday, but it had nothing to do with the special session that ended Tuesday night. More >>
Lawmakers will likely have less money to spend on child services and education, when they start drafting the next budget. More >>
