Kentucky lawmakers opened the 2026 session in a temporary Capitol, kicking off debate over transparency, taxes, education and the state budget.
Adi Schanie
Reporter
Kentucky workers see bigger paychecks after a tax cut, but experts warn of looming budget shortfalls and deeper cuts to schools and services.
A district spokesperson said the proposed budget will be made public ahead of a Jan. 20 board meeting.
A Metro Council ordinance that recently threatened to remove a miniature horse from a Louisville neighborhood is also putting goats at risk, leaving one Clifton resident fighting to protect urban farming.
The incentive package was structured as an interest-free forgivable loan, according to the contract between the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority and BlueOval SK.
For April Salyer, every photo of her daughter, Sarah, pulls her back to the time they had together.
Hannah Ross is urging Kentucky lawmakers to criminalize grooming and strengthen protections for minors after surviving decades-long abuse by a trusted adult.
A beloved miniature horse who has lived in the same Louisville neighborhood for 14 years could be forced out of his home because of a recent change to city law, prompting neighbors to rally in an effort to keep him where he is.
The Post, a medical marijuana dispensary in Beaver Dam, opened Dec. 13 and drew heavy demand from patients across the state, quickly selling out of all its product.