Cuts include the reduction of about 40 LMPD officers and eliminated school resource officer positions in JCPS schools.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin took another swipe at Kentucky teachers Thursday, claiming their recent sickouts were to blame for the shooting of a young girl.

With the passing of the ordinance, new short-term rental properties have to be at least 600 feet apart.

The goal was to help voters understand what’s at stake when it comes to the office of state auditor.

President Donald Trump will be in Indianapolis on Friday at the annual NRA Institute for Legislative Action Leadership Forum.

Other cities have successful urban campgrounds. In Louisville, with more people choosing to live outside, there’s a push to make it happen.

Kentucky’s primary is a month away, but Monday, April 22 is the deadline to register to vote in those elections.

Yarmuth wants Congress to conduct its own investigation into possible collusion.

Speaking to the Rotary Club of Louisville, candidates Andy Beshear, Adam Edelen and Rocky Adkins all spoke of their support for the city as the state's leading economic engine.

Thursday's highly-anticipated release of a redacted version of the Mueller report prompted heavy reaction among local and state leaders.

Gray Television’s National Political Analyst Greta Van Susteren spoke with 14 News Sunrise Anchor Dan Katz on Thursday about the release of the Mueller Report.

House Bill 1615, approved 92-0 in the House Wednesday, will update Indiana’s animal cruelty statutes to crack down on people who choose to harm animals.

The Democratic Clubs of Louisville hosted the forum on Wednesday night.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell kicked off his 2020 re-election campaign Wednesday.

The council is pushing for change, but those supporting police say officers are getting results.

The ACLU of Kentucky opened the door to discuss juvenile justice reform during a six-part series at the Louisville Urban League.

Sheikh Mohammed operates two horse racing farms in Kentucky and 10 of his horses have raced in the Derby.

Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear told Gov. Matt Bevin in a letter Tuesday that he'll take Bevin and his Labor Cabinet to court over the subpoenas recently issued related to this year's teacher sickouts.

Without the clay courts, the club’s one big USA Tennis sanctioned tournament, the Arthur Lloyd Johnson Memorial Tournament, might not happen.

The battle in Frankfort continues over whether Gov. Matt Bevin can use executive action to overhaul state boards that oversee public education.

Proponents of a new Louisville ordinance claim Kentucky’s animal abuse laws rank last in the nation.

Five Kentucky school districts have received subpoenas from the state Labor Cabinet this week regarding teacher sickouts during the legislative session.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was among those celebrating students with parents in the military in Fort Knox on Thursday.

The Bevin administration has subpoenaed records from JCPS regarding last month’s teacher sickouts across the district.

On Tuesday, the governor vetoed House Bill 358, the legislature’s plan to give relief to what are described as quasi-governmental agencies.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin on Tuesday vetoed House Bill 358, aimed at shielding quasi-governmental agencies like regional universities, rape crisis centers and domestic violence centers, among others, from insolvency due to the ongoing pension crisis.

Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear has issued an alert regarding two medical billing scams across the state.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin has requested a Presidential Disaster Declaration for 58 Kentucky counties impacted by flooding in February and March.

Adam Edelen said no one should be held in jail for weeks for having a small bag of marijuana.

In a show of solidarity, union leaders blame the Metro Council for voting down Mayor Greg Fischer’s plan to avoid cuts by raising insurance taxes, as carpenters, corrections officers, teamsters and firefighters all rejected the possibility of losing wages and jobs.

Mitch McConnell and Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Ryan Quarles and other government leaders explained the rollout of hemp provisions in last year’s Farm Bill.

Democratic candidate for governor Adam Edelen on Monday touted his plan for the decriminilization of marijuana.

Included in Mayor Fischer's budget cuts, all four outdoor Metro pools will be closed for the summer.

The school safety bill now says students, teachers or staff members can be shot with projectiles during a drill.

The proposal was recently sent out to workers through metro government’s Human Resources department.

A federal appeals court has upheld the constitutionality of a Kentucky law requiring doctors to perform ultrasounds and show fetal images to patients prior to abortions.

It will license certified professional midwives in Kentucky, lay out framework for how home births will be transferred to hospitals if needed and provide oversight through an advisory board.

President Donald Trump told NBC reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday he is “100 percent” ready to shut down the border.

An amendment to Indiana HB 1155 could mean the Clark County gets two new judges in July, a year and a half earlier than requested.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was among those at the White House celebrating criminal justice reform, including the First Step Act.

The proposed new graduation requirement had been approved by the Senate, but the House Education Committee eliminated it.

Gray News’ Washington bureau asked Matt Bevin about the latest judicial setback, with a federal judge again blocking new rules that would require many of those seeking to stay on Medicaid to get a job, go to school or volunteer.

Sen. Mitch McConnell spoke Monday at the center at UofL named in his honor.

The last day of this legislative session meant a late night for lawmakers in Frankfort.

Anyone convicted of animal abuse would be placed on the registry for two years and would not be able to adopt a shelter pet or purchase an animal from a pet store.

Work requirements would apply to able-bodied adults, who would need to get a job, volunteer or go to school to keep receiving health benefits.

Thursday is the last day Kentucky state lawmakers can pass bills or override vetoes this session.

The law encourages more SRO's in schools and increases the amount of mental health professionals required to help students.

Lewis sent a memo to 10 superintendents whose district was temporarily closed due to a high number of teacher absences.

It’s now illegal to have sex with animals in Kentucky.

The law stiffens the penalty for first time DUI offenders.

Tuesday, a bipartisan group of council members who defeated the tax explained how they plan to move forward.

A sprawling report examining the vitality of Metro Louisville 15 years after merger finds the city just keeping up with its regional peers.

The Democratic-controlled chamber fell 38 votes short of the 286 needed for Democrats and their handful of Republican allies to prevail, because a two-thirds majority was needed.

Teachers across the state staged sickouts to attend protests in Frankfort of bills they believed would hurt public education.

Mueller's findings absolve Trump on the question of colluding with Russia but don't entirely remove the legal threats the president and his associates are facing.

Kentucky politicians and political parties weighed in on Sunday after Attorney General William Barr issued a summary of principal conclusions of the Mueller report.

Attorney General William Barr has given Congress the eagerly anticipated summary of the “principal conclusions” of special counsel Robert Mueller’s two-year Russia investigation.