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April is Donate Life Month and the Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates are working to raise awareness of the need for more donors.
Democrats topping their party's ticket in Kentucky's off-year election are skipping a visit by President Barack Obama this week.
The Fayette Co. Sheriff and Circuit Clerk are rolling out two new safety measures for victims of domestic violence.
Police in Richmond arrested a Lexington man after a motorist told officers that another driver had pointed a gun at him.
Police say a fight between three people turned into a stabbing that sent two people to the hospital, while a third was held for questioning.
A group of government, civic and business officials in Central Arkansas have submitted an application to the NCAA for a college football bowl game to be played at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock.
The National Park Service has proposed or enacted fee increases that will be used to make a dent in an estimated $11.5 billion backlog of work needed to maintain or fix roads, trails and campgrounds in federal parks and recreation areas.
A federal judge has pushed back the timetable for the case of an Ohio man accused of plotting to attack the U.S. Capitol.
The federal government is declaring one of North America's most widely distributed bats a threatened species because of the spread of a deadly fungal disease.
Kentucky Education Commissioner Terry Holliday says he will retire this summer, ending a six-year stint that included new academic standards and improvements in graduation rates.
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.
Two men from out-of-state were arrested in a WalMart parking lot in Knox Co. for dealing drugs.
Officials in northern Kentucky are getting ready to launch a court that will offer treatment and other services to veterans facing minor criminal charges.
A Kentucky mayor in a mostly dry community is asking residents to sign a petition that seeks a vote on allowing alcohol sales in restaurants.
Schools from Greenup County to Ballard County are getting to take students on trips to Kentucky State Parks with help from transportation grants from the Kentucky State Parks Foundation.
The recipient of this year's Grawemeyer Award in Religion is speaking this month in Louisville on Christianity's efforts to heal racial division.
First lady Jane Beshear says donors across the state contributed nearly $800,000 in money and supplies to the state's 15 domestic violence shelters on Saturday.
Kentucky forestry officials say more than 1,000 acres have burned since mid-March due to forest fires, and they're worried about the potential of more fires due to warmer, drier weather.
Kentucky State Police say a routine traffic stop turned into a dangerous situation in Georgetown when a trooper found a mobile methamphetamine lab in a car.
