Fort Campbell officials confirmed two 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) helicopters were involved in a crash in Trigg County, but did not confirm if there were casualties.
Experts at UK’s Markey Cancer Center say the commonwealth had the highest colorectal cancer incidence and mortality rates in the country 20 years ago and the second-lowest colorectal cancer screening rate.
The 2023 legislative session of the Kentucky General Assembly only has a few days left, and lawmakers are prioritizing bills that they want to make it to the governor’s desk.
The news comes one day after current Agriculture Commissioner and fellow GOP candidate Ryan Quarles announced he would work to legalize medical marijuana in his first year as governor.
These services also have benefits for law enforcement, colleges, churches, EMAs, or any company which may experience a fire, flood, natural disaster, or an active shooter.
This week, Rep. William Lawrence filed HB136, which would cap and freeze college tuitions rates at Kentucky’s taxpayer-funded, public four-year colleges.
Donate Life KY and the Kentucky Blood Center are partnering to host a statewide blood drive on Feb. 13 and 14 at several locations across the commonwealth.
The Kentucky Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday morning over whether the University of Kentucky breached its contract with students after switching to virtual classes during the spring of 2020.
A video from a basketball game this past weekend is going viral. It shows a Fleming County player handing the ball to a player from St. Patrick School in Maysville and making the basket after a few tries.
The House and Senate Committees on Natural Resources and Energy met jointly on Thursday trying to get answers on how December’s winter storm led to widespread outages in the Commonwealth.
A newly filed federal lawsuit includes allegations from 2 former employees in Adair County who detail the dangerous treatment of youth, including almost sadistic and inhumane conditions.