Two Kentucky musical theater students are headed to New York City after being selected Sunday at the Kentucky Performing Arts (KPA) Bradley Awards in Louisville to advance to the national Jimmy Awards.

Local news on Kentucky that tackled data centers, government surveillance and civic knowledge won three prestigious awards.

No license is needed to fish, but all other regulations still apply.

A Louisville man and Nicholasville woman were sentenced to federal prison Thursday after attempting to entice minors online.

The trial began Monday for two men accused of killing a teenager at a Louisville school bus stop.

One Louisville Metro Council member says residents and developers would both be protected by clear regulations. She wants to pause new data center proposals until those are in place.

Kentucky State Fair unveils 2026 poster spotlighting Freedom Hall, horse traditions and America250 celebrations.

Gray Street Farmers Market returns Thursday with fresh produce, affordable food and a new location.

A 27-year-old was identified Monday as the man Louisville police said was shot and killed by an officer late Saturday night.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman joined a 16-state coalition asking the federal government to address delays in death penalty cases.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet estimated nearly 125,000 drivers would be impacted daily by the closure.

Monday was the start of the two-month I-65 closure between Jefferson Street and Interstate 264.

Events include a reading of the Declaration of Independence and musical performances by members of the touring cast of “Hamilton.”

Sharpe played a newly rich tech bro on vacation in The White Lotus. Now he’s starring as Mozart, a musical genius who struggles to “read the room” in a new limited TV series.

Police are looking for a suspect accused of stabbing a woman Saturday morning at a Shively gas station.