Pent-up demand and summer-like temperatures have arrived in Kentucky and many families will be headed to their favorite lake during this Memorial Day weekend.
Almost every county in the region is reporting flooding of some kind, from localized flooding on streets to creeks and rivers over flowing their banks.
CYNTHIANA, Ky. (WTVQ) - New measurements and estimates show Cynthiana may get a little break from original forecasts that showed flooding could hit the...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (Pioneer Football League) – The Pioneer Football League's (PFL) Presidents Council has announced the league's schools will not conduct conference competition...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UofL Athletics) -- The University of Louisville has temporarily suspended all team-related activities for the fall sports of men's and women's soccer,...
(UCONN Athletics) - The University of Connecticut Department of Athletics today announced that its football program will cancel all competition for the 2020-21 school...
Pent-up demand and summer-like temperatures have arrived in Kentucky and many families will be headed to their favorite lake during this Memorial Day weekend.
Almost every county in the region is reporting flooding of some kind, from localized flooding on streets to creeks and rivers over flowing their banks.
CYNTHIANA, Ky. (WTVQ) - New measurements and estimates show Cynthiana may get a little break from original forecasts that showed flooding could hit the...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (Pioneer Football League) – The Pioneer Football League's (PFL) Presidents Council has announced the league's schools will not conduct conference competition...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UofL Athletics) -- The University of Louisville has temporarily suspended all team-related activities for the fall sports of men's and women's soccer,...
(UCONN Athletics) - The University of Connecticut Department of Athletics today announced that its football program will cancel all competition for the 2020-21 school...
A historic case on same-sex marriage could be the deciding factor for states across the country was argued in front of the United States Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Same-sex marriage advocates and protesters alike filled the sidewalks outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday. It was a festival-like atmosphere, complete with warm sunshine and lots of selfies.
Supreme Court Justices are hearing arguments Tuesday focused on two central questions: can states ban same-sex marriage and do states have to recognize lawful marriages from other states.
Every time Kim Franklin saw Tammy Boyd in their small town of Simpsonville, Kentucky, a Rod Stewart ballad streamed through her head: "Some guys have all the luck."
Like many dads, when his spouse is traveling out of town, Greg Bourke takes on the role of single parent, shuttling their two teenagers to basketball practice and other activities while working a full-time job. But Bourke has an extra worry when his husband, Michael DeLeon, is away.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz are among 57 Republicans in Congress who are calling on the Supreme Court to uphold state bans on same-sex marriage.
Gov. Steve Beshear's administration is arguing that Kentucky's ban on gay marriage isn't discriminatory because it bars both gay and straight people from same-sex unions.
Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear said Kentucky's religious freedom law similar to one signed by Indiana Gov. Mike Pence last week should be clarified to include protections for the LGBT community.
Gov. Steve Beshear's administration is arguing in a brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court that Kentucky's ban on gay marriage isn't discriminatory because it bars both gay and straight people from same-sex unions.
Over three years of efforts by the Bereans for Fairness group has led to the city's first reading of an LGBT Fairness Ordinance scheduled for Tuesday night, according to the organization.
Challenges to same-sex marriage bans in four states will be argued this week in Cincinnati, the biggest day yet in a slew of upcoming cases going before federal appeals judges covering nearly half the United States.
The Danville City Commission on Tuesday amended its much-debated Fairness Ordinance to exempt a social services organization that threatened to sue the city if the measure passed.
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear has hired a private law firm from Ashland to represent him in appealing a judge's decision allowing state recognition of same-sex marriages.
A federal judge has signed an order directing officials in Kentucky to immediately recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states and countries.
