This year, lawmakers passed a bill limiting districts to 10 days of NTI. There's pressure for the General Assembly to hold a special session to approve more of these virtual days.
Congressman Jeff Duncan, who represents South Carolina’s Third Congressional District, is calling for President Joe Biden’s impeachment over his handling of Afghanistan.
The Ky. Supreme Court decision, according to the Governor’s Communication Director Crystal Staley, potentially impacts a variety of issues beyond mask mandates.
Top Republican lawmakers are promising to work with Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear to fight COVID-19 after a court ruling cleared the way for new limits on the Democratic governor’s emergency powers.
A state representative calls for an end to the commonwealth’s mask mandate for schools and child care centers in the latest chapter to stop spread of COVID-19 among children.
A crowd of desperate Afghans surrounded U.S. military airplanes at the Kabul airport on Monday, clinging onto the outside in an attempt to escape the country as their own president fled on Sunday.
Metro Government was allotted $388 million in COVID relief funds, used to help communities rebuild after being impacted by COVID-19 over the past year.
Kala Booth is advocating for funding and research into experimental medicine for those suffering from Huntington’s Disease, which deteriorates a person’s brain and affects their physical abilities.
As a survivor of childhood polio, McConnell drew on his own experience of having endured that disease and he has spoken publicly of the relief that eventually came with the development of vaccines.
A settlement over thousands of lawsuits filed nationwide against major drug makers and distributors has been reached. The companies are expected to pay $26 billion and Kentucky will get a large chunk of the money.
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., has sent a letter to the director of the National Security Agency, demanding the NSA investigate its own alleged spying of a popular television host.
Democrats and Republicans are at odds over whether the course will provide a deeper understanding of racism in America or pit minorities against white people.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul visited the WAVE 3 News studios where he was asked about one of the biggest issues facing Kentuckians: unemployment, and the government-funded benefits that have come with it.
