Two local banking firms have announced an agreement to acquire a Lexington bank. … [Read more...]
Local Banking Group To Acquire Lexington Bank
Amid Overcrowding, State To Reopen Private Prison
Kentucky is getting back into the private prison business. … [Read more...]
Former Lawmaker Faces New Federal Charges
A former Kentucky lawmaker sent to prison for a bribery scheme is facing new charges. … [Read more...]
Kentucky City Moving Confederate Statues To Cemetery
Kentucky's second-largest city is moving two Confederate statues to the Lexington Cemetery. … [Read more...]
Governor Still Plans For Special Session
Kentucky's governor said he still plans to call a special session of the state legislature to make changes to the state's troubled public pension system. … [Read more...]
Man Indicted For Funeral Home Burglary
A man arrested for burglarizing a Grayson County funeral home in September has been indicted. … [Read more...]
Authorities Combating Credit Card Skimming At Gas Pumps
Federal authorities in Kentucky say the arrests of several people accused of stealing personal information from gas pumps is just the start of a crackdown on credit card skimmers. … [Read more...]
State To Launch Help Line For Opioid Addiction
Kentucky is spending $500,000 to create a phone number people can call to get help with opioid addiction. … [Read more...]
No Public Money Used To Settle Sexual Harassment Case
The head of Kentucky's Legislative Research Commission says no public money was used to settle sexual harassment claims against four state lawmakers. … [Read more...]
2018 Political Filings Begin
The 2018 political scene has begun after Kentucky enjoyed a year off from political elections because of the term cycle of the electoral process. … [Read more...]