U.S. Rep who sought to stall virus aid touts fundraising haul
U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie is boasting of his bid to stall a $2.2-trillion coronavirus-relief package and hauling in campaign cash for his stand.
Constitutional debate over governor’s COVID-19 emergency orders
Republican Representative Savannah Maddox's proposal would limit the scope of the governor's executive orders issued during a public health emergency and allow people to sue the state if such an order hurts their business.
45 new cases, 439 total; Beshear warns of crowding at parks
Beshear continues to pressed Kentuckians to remain vigilant about social distancing amid reports of crowding.
Coronavirus outbreak leads to abortion debate, opponents call for clinics to close
AG Daniel Cameron on Friday said abortion clinics should close due to an executive order from Governor Beshear calling for elective procedures to end.
Search on for missing Todd County teenager
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of 17-year old Kelsie Lee Unser, of Todd County, is asked to contact KSP.
NBA’s Curry, Fauci talk COVID-19, sports, life
Fauci says pro, amateur sports, others are doing the right thing to wait and be patient
Bill banning female genital mutilation passes
Legislation to ban female genital mutilation in Kentucky is headed to the governor’s desk.
Mom uses Beshear memes to encourage good behavior while kids are stuck at home
You've seen the memes of governor Andy Beshear exploding on the internet, but now people are using them for everything from making money to getting your new at-home "co-workers" to cooperate.
Kentucky lawmakers pass coronavirus-relief measure
Kentucky lawmakers passed a coronavirus-relief bill to help workers and employers suffering economic damage from the pandemic.
Teacher raises in doubt House speaker predicts
Kentucky House Speaker David Osborne says economic damage from the coronavirus outbreak will force lawmakers to scale back state spending plans.
Hearing delayed for judge accused of misconduct
A hearing for a suspended Kentucky judge accused of misconduct has been postponed due to concerns about the coronavirus.
Ford pushes for factory restart, union not so sure
Ford wants to reopen five North American assembly plants in April that were closed due to the threat of coronavirus.
UPDATE: Amber Alert canceled for missing 7-year old twins
An Amber Alert was issued Wednesday evening for missing seven-year old twin sisters who authorities say were illegally taken by their mother in Dawson Springs.
Governor Beshear memes flood social media
Governor Beshear has only been in office since December, but already he's gaining popularity on social media.
Space-X success, basement teaching and other KYSU stories
A Kentucky State University alumnus recently received a promotion at a company that goes out-of-this world.
Covington first city in state to ban ‘conversion therapy’
Covington became the first city in Kentucky to ban 'Conversion Therapy' on children under the age of 18, according to the Fairness Campaign.
Federal grant will help Kentucky provide meals to older adults
Kentucky received a federal grant for $3.2 million to help communities provide meals for older adults.
Kentucky receives $1.6 million to help fight coronavirus
Money from the federal government will be used in Kentucky for testing and to buy additional medical supplies.
Electric power plant’s end hurts struggling coal industry
A coal plant in western Kentucky has shut down, marking a defeat for coal, President Trump and other top politicians who tried to keep it open
Louisville Visual Art begins online art classes
Louisville Visual Art’s has introduced Art Starts, an online learning opportunity, to help with students who might be needed extra activities.
