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Beshear addresses Democratic Party tensions over progressive wins
Gov. Andy Beshear addressed tensions within the Democratic Party over recent primary victories by progressive and democratic socialist candidates, offering perspective on party unity and direction.
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Osborne blasts State Fair Board overhaul as politically driven
House Speaker David Osborne criticized the removal of Kentucky Venues CEO David Beck as politically motivated, occurring days after the Kentucky Supreme Court restored Governor Beshear’s board appointment authority.
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Lexington hosts expanded watch party for Team USA vs Belgium Round of 16
Lexington is hosting a free watch party Monday at the Kentucky Theatre as Team USA faces Belgium in the World Cup Round of 16 at Seattle Stadium, expanding the event following strong turnout at an earlier watch party.
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Lexington hosts World Cup watch party as USA prepares for Belgium knockout match
Lexington is hosting a free World Cup watch party July 6 at the Kentucky Theatre as the U.S. Men’s National Team faces Belgium in the Round of 16, with more than 800 seats available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Utility regulator launches investigation into ‘troubling’ Kentucky Power planning practices
Kentucky’s utility regulator has launched an investigation into concerns it has about “troubling” managerial and planning practices at investor-owned electric utility Kentucky Power. The Kentucky Public Service Commission wrote in a Thursday morning order that it was opening an investigation into the Eastern Kentucky utility following years of concerns the regulator and the Kentucky…
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KY Democratic Senate candidate says voters deserve ‘honest answer’ about McConnell’s health
The Kentucky Democrat who is hoping to succeed Republican U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell says that Kentuckians “deserve a clear and honest answer about their senator’s condition.”
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Unlicensed Lexington short-term rentals owe thousands in fines. What is the city doing to collect?
Four individual properties account for as much as $52,400 in unpaid fines.
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At least 25 homicides in Kentucky’s annual domestic violence report for 2025
At least 25 Kentuckians were killed by an intimate partner in 2025.
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Somerset welcomes $200M Horse Soldier Farms distillery
Horse Soldier Farms, a $200 million bourbon distillery founded by former Green Berets and featuring bottles molded from World Trade Center steel, opened in Somerset on Wednesday. The facility is expected to generate 50 jobs and $100 million in economic impact for the Lake Cumberland region.
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Kentucky State gets $2M federal grant for Eastern Kentucky workforce training
Kentucky State University received a $2 million Appalachian Regional Commission grant to establish a Center of Excellence for workforce training and land restoration in Eastern Kentucky coal communities.