
Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky announced he is recovering from a fall that left him briefly unconscious and will remain absent from the Senate during his rehabilitation.

“You don’t get to just say that we don’t have the right to exist here.”

For Ohio County Judge-Executive David Johnston, passing a resolution last year urging an increase in black lung disability benefits was a matter of principle. The last major coal mine in Ohio County, a part of the Western Kentucky Coal Field region, closed years ago. But he said the former miners who have coal workers’…
Kentucky’s baseball program dispersed across the 2026 MLB Draft as two Wildcats pitchers were selected, four signees heard their names called, and top-ranked recruit Grayson Willoughby withdrew to join the Wildcats.
Kentucky has awarded $320,000 to expand addiction recovery services in rural eastern Kentucky, funding a specialized program for incarcerated women alongside ongoing Hub centers that offer peer support, food, and harm reduction services.

More than 200 new laws passed by the Kentucky General Assembly take effect Wednesday, addressing gaming reform, child protection, first responder safety and criminal justice changes.
Infielder Ethan Hindle announced he will return to Kentucky for his fourth season after a standout 2026 campaign, joining teammates Hudson Brown and Jayce Tharnish in declining MLB draft opportunities to continue playing for the Wildcats.

Lexington’s Planning Commission recommended against proposed rule changes that would allow large-scale solar projects in agricultural zones. Council will have the final say.

Kentucky U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell said in a Sunday statement he fell before he was hospitalized last month and he has moved from being a hospital patient to “a rehabilitation center where I’ll keep regaining my strength.” “My doctors have confirmed that I didn’t break any bones or suffer a concussion. I didn’t have…
Kentucky outfielder Jayce Tharnish announced his return for his senior season after a breakout first year in the SEC, batting .351 with 84 hits and 32 stolen bases.