Gov. Andy Beshear and Dr. Steven Stack will join state and local officials, along with several Kentucky families to mark the fifth anniversary since the first

The Kentucky Department for Public Health has confirmed a case of measles in Kentucky. Health leaders said the patient is an adult man who recently traveled internationally to an area with ongoing measles transmission.

Health officials announced that the Kentuckian had recently traveled internationally to an area with an "ongoing measles transmission."

Republican lawmakers in Kentucky want to create a state version inspired by Musk and Trump's vision. On Thursday, a bill that would create a DOGE task force cleared a committee: HCR 50, sponsored by Rep. T.J. Roberts.

Senate Bill 1, from Sen. Phillip Wheeler, would establish the Kentucky Film Office. The office would coordinate film production efforts between local offices and work to bring more film productions to Kentucky. FRANKFORT, Ky. — You can find reminders of ...

Educators and state leaders gathered at the Kentucky Capitol Tuesday morning to celebrate National Public Schools Week.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — An effort to put an end to diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI programs, on Kentucky campuses is one step closer to becoming law. On Tuesday, Kentucky's committee on post-secondary education heard arguments on House Bill 4. Republican Rep. Jennifer Decker sponsored the legislation.

There’s an emerging consensus among many in the party... that Rocky would be the strongest candidate possible,” one Democratic strategist told the Herald-Leader.

Gov. Andy Beshear and Public Health Commissioner Steven Stack commemorated the 5-year anniversary of KY’s first COVID-19 case, urging Kentuckians to show compassion to one another.

Secretary Kristi Noem visited Kentucky Wednesday after President Trump granted a Major Disaster Declaration for the Commonwealth on Monday.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" push to examine national nutrition and medical policies is on track to come to Kentucky.

There was zero politics played in any of this,” Gov. Andy Beshear said as he complimented President Donald Trump’s response to another round of historic flooding in Kentucky.