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The days of ground beef and chicken legs are long gone at the Ritenour Co-Care Food Pantry just outside of St. Louis. The nonprofit has swappe…

A redraft of a 2007 ordinance requiring local businesses to report their full federal tax returns to the clerk's office is in the works, following a nearly two-hour discussion at Tuesday night's fiscal court meeting.

On May 15, Lindsey Wilson University signed a partnership with the McCracken County Sheriff’s Office to establish scholarship opportunities for full and part-time sheriff employees and their families.

Ryan Conn, who is currently charged with in connection with allegations of sexual abuse in McCracken County, was arrested by Kentucky State Police on charges related to the ongoing court proceedings. 

Gov. Andy Beshear announced that $170,000 of federal grant funding will go to the Kentucky State Police. The funding is continuing to advance sexual assault kits to provide answers and justice to survivors.

The Supreme Court ruled in a redistricting case from Louisiana that to accuse a district of purposely discriminating, it must prove intent to discriminate based on race. With Section 2 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act gutted, lawmakers can redraw district lines to reduce minority representation.

69-year-old Donald Galloway was arrested on April 26, as officers attempted to execute an arrest warrant at a State Line East residence. 

A disturbance call led to law enforcement arresting a Graves County man and recovering a baby owl who had allegedly been caged with no food or water.

Jesse Crenshaw, a longtime Fayette County lawyer and legislator who broke many of Kentucky’s racial barriers, died on Sunday, April 26, after a short illness, his family said. He was 79 years old.

The Kentucky Open Government Coalition is reacting to a 4-2 decision by the Kentucky Supreme Court Thursday, ruling that messages sent by public officials on private cell phones or email accounts are not public records — therefore not subject to the Open Records Act (ORA).