WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says he’s replacing his embattled Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and will nominate in her place Oklahoma Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin. Trump made the announcement on social media on Thursday, two days after Noem…
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Kentucky State Police say a phone scam is making the rounds, soliciting donations for fallen police officers.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals says a company that once managed 125,000 Medicaid recipients must pay the state damages for leaving the contract early.
State officials said Friday they will temporarily delay processing electronic tax returns following an increase of fraudulent filings from TurboTax.
Martaveus L. Bell Jr. has been arrested in connection with a November 2014 homicide.
A Lexington police officer has been charged with harassment and official misconduct after an investigation.
This lamb has bonded with the collies around her farm!
A man found a way to make his truck go backwards when his transmission wouldn't let him shift into reverse.
A 9-year-old Indianapolis girl who was shot in the leg as she was heading off to her weekly Girl Scouts meeting to pick up cookies the third-grader planned to sell door-to-door is still racking up sales thanks to an online cookie drive.
Charitable gambling revenues have declined 40 percent in Kentucky in the past decade, and service organizations across the state are feeling the pinch.
Pepperidge Farm is recalling about 46,000 packages of bagels because they may contain peanuts or almonds that could set off a serious allergic reaction.
The Clark County Public Library is getting ready to offer something new for patrons to check out: seeds.
The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill aimed at allowing charter schools to open on a limited basis in the state's two most populous counties.
One of the sites being considered by Keeneland for a quarter-horse track in southeastern Kentucky has been pulled by the owner.
The American Heart Association said they are trying to raise awareness about heart disease on February 6, otherwise known as Wear Red Day. They said this is the 12th year for the movement.
NASA has released a new video showing how things appear from the opposite side of the moon.
The Anderson Co. Sheriff's Office is looking for two girls they say are "people of interest" after discovering satanic messages and racial epithets written on the bathroom walls of a public restroom.
Jefferson County Public Schools say a crash involving a bus has sent 19 students and the bus driver to hospitals with what appear to be minor injuries.
More than 1,000 people are expected in Louisville this spring for the American Distilling Institute's annual spirits conference.
A former University of Kentucky mining engineering professor who prosecutors say defrauded the university out of tens of thousands of dollars in items and services has pleaded guilty.
