Apr 18 Politics Beshear Sues Drugmaker For Deceptive Marketing Of Opioids Kentucky's Democratic attorney general has filed a fifth lawsuit against a pharmaceutical company for deceptive marketing of opioid-based painkillers. By Associated Press Apr 18 Politics Beshear Sues Drugmaker For Deceptive Marketing Of Opioids Associated Press
Apr 16 Education Hal Heiner Leaves Bevin Administration To Join Kentucky Board Of Education Heiner, a Louisville businessman, has served as Gov. Matt Bevin's secretary of the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet since December 2015. By Associated Press Apr 16 Education Hal Heiner Leaves Bevin Administration To Join Ky. Board Of Education Associated Press
Apr 15 Politics Gov. Bevin Apologizes For Child Sex Abuse Remarks Bevin apologized several times in Sunday's video and said many people misunderstood and "did not fully appreciate" his earlier statement. By Associated Press Apr 15 Politics Gov. Bevin Apologizes For Child Sex Abuse Remarks Associated Press
Apr 14 Politics DOJ Review Finds Louisville Is Not A ‘Sanctuary’ City The U.S. Department of Justice says it has found that Louisville is not a sanctuary city and therefore is in compliance with federal immigration laws. By Staff and Associated Press Apr 14 Politics DOJ Review Finds Louisville Is Not A 'Sanctuary' City Staff and Associated Press
Apr 13 Politics UPDATED: Bevin Says Teacher Protests Left Students Vulnerable To Sex Abuse, Poison Bevin made the comments to reporters Friday evening, hours after the Republican-led legislature overrode his vetoes of the state budget and tax reform bills. By Ryland Barton and Associated Press Apr 13 Politics Bevin: Teacher Protests Left Students Vulnerable To Abuse, Poison Ryland Barton and Associated Press
Apr 11 Health Federal Lawsuit Seeks To Block Kentucky’s New Abortion Law The law bans a common second trimester abortion procedure known as "dilation and evacuation." The procedure was used in 537 of 3,312 abortions done in Kentucky in 2016. By Associated Press Apr 11 Health Federal Lawsuit Seeks To Block Kentucky's New Abortion Law Associated Press
Apr 2 Politics Kentucky Teachers Fill Streets For Massive Rally The rally is happening after hundreds of teachers called in sick Friday to protest last-minute changes to their pension system. By Associated Press Apr 2 Politics Kentucky Teachers Fill Streets For Massive Rally Associated Press
Mar 29 Politics Kentucky Lawmakers Resurrect Pension Bill The new bill preserves most benefits for current teachers and state workers, but would move new hires into a hybrid cash balance plan. By Associated Press Mar 29 Politics Kentucky Lawmakers Resurrect Pension Bill Associated Press
Mar 28 Sports U of L Hires Chris Mack As New Men’s Basketball Coach Mack’s hiring was approved Wednesday by the school’s athletic association personnel board and the board of trustees. By Associated Press and Rick Howlett Mar 28 Sports U of L Hires Chris Mack As New Men's Basketball Coach Associated Press and Rick Howlett
Mar 25 Community NCAA Tournament: U of L Advances To Women’s Final Four Playing its first regional final in four years, the Cardinals (36-2) never trailed in rolling to their 11th consecutive victory. By Associated Press Mar 25 Community NCAA Tournament: U of L Advances To Women's Final Four Associated Press
Mar 9 Politics Kentucky Man Pleads Guilty To Attacking U.S. Sen. Rand Paul Media reports say Rene Boucher pleaded guilty Friday to a federal charge of assaulting a member of Congress resulting in personal injury. By Associated Press Mar 9 Politics Kentucky Man Pleads Guilty To Attacking U.S. Sen. Rand Paul Associated Press
Mar 7 Politics Bill Cutting Teacher Benefits Advances In Kentucky The Senate State and Local Government Committee voted 7-4 to approve Senate Bill 1. The bill cuts annual cost-of-living raises for retired teachers to 1 percent from 1.5 percent. By Associated Press Mar 7 Politics Bill Cutting Teacher Benefits Advances In Kentucky Associated Press
Mar 2 Politics Bill Aims To Protect Infrastructure Sites From Snooping People flying drones over key infrastructure sites without permission could face jail time under a bill passed by the Kentucky House. By Associated Press Mar 2 Politics Bill Aims To Protect Infrastructure Sites From Snooping Associated Press
Feb 27 Community Kentucky School Shooting Judge At Center Of Legal Battles A Kentucky judge presiding over the trial of a teenager charged in a school shooting is being challenged for holding closed proceedings. By Associated Press Feb 27 Community Kentucky School Shooting Judge At Center Of Legal Battles Associated Press
Feb 27 Economy West Virginia Governor’s Family’s Companies Owe millions In Kentucky Taxes Coal companies controlled by West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice's family owe nearly $3 million in delinquent Kentucky property taxes. By Associated Press Feb 27 Economy W.Va. Governor's Family's Companies Owe millions In Ky. Taxes Associated Press