Gov. Matt Bevin announced at a hastily …
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By Julie Rovner | Kaiser Health News
The future of the Affordable Care Act is threatened — again — this time by a ruling Friday from a federal district court judge in Texas.
Judge Reed …
What would it take to power Louisville solely by …
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An ordinance that would have placed a moratorium on the approval of most permits for …
Louisville’s public transit operator publicly kicked off a top-to-bottom review of its services Thursday evening, laying out the problems it …
In a statement to Insider Louisville, the local businessman and developer Gill Holland hinted that he might sign up as Adam Edelen’s running mate if the former state auditor runs for governor, …
The Supreme Court of Kentucky issued a unanimous decision on Thursday upholding a Franklin Circuit Court ruling declaring the controversial public pension …
By Lesley Clark
For the Lexington Herald Leader
The GOP-controlled Senate will vote on a sweeping bill to …
The administration of Mayor Greg Fischer has finally released the names of 16 local business leaders who received free Churchill Downs tickets on Kentucky Derby weekend since 2016. The individuals …
A new set of online maps released last week gives a fresh look at the assets enjoyed and inequities endured by …
Louisville Metro Council’s Budget Committee on Thursday unanimously approved spending most of the city’s recent budget surplus on emergency services for the homeless this …
Members of the Louisville Metro Planning Commission said on Thursday that they needed more time to digest the overwhelming amount of public comment regarding …
By Eric Friedlander
As Louisville’s chief resilience officer, I understand our city is only as resilient as our most vulnerable population. That’s why it is vital we address the challenges facing people who are homeless.
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In a last-minute push, the Metro Council’s Planning, Zoning & Annexation Committee unanimously voted Tuesday to send a proposed moratorium …
By Ashley Spalding
A radical and punishing rule change proposed by President Donald Trump’s administration would harm immigrant families in Kentucky and across the country. By keeping families from meeting their basic needs, jeopardizing immigration status and taking …
Kentucky’s coming switch from four-year driver’s licenses to eight-year driver’s licenses could have a negative effect on how many people sign up to become organ donors. That’s …
A state investigation has found that longtime Jefferson County Property Valuation Administrator Tony Lindauer “likely subjected at least one employee to sexual harassment in the workplace,” with witnesses substantiating that …
Commentary: Emerging consensus on bail reform in our commonwealth
By Dave Adkisson and Jason Bailey
Kentucky’s skyrocketing incarceration trend lines are bringing worry lines to legislators’ faces in Frankfort. There is, however, a growing consensus and hope among various stakeholder groups, including jailers, the chief justice of the Kentucky …