Washington, D.C., January 12, 2026 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faces subpoenas from the DOJ related to his testimony about a controversial $2.5 billion renovation project.
Louisville, January 12, 2026 Louisville is gearing up for its historic nonpartisan mayoral election, where incumbent Mayor Craig Greenberg seeks a second term. This election follows
Columbus, Ohio, January 10, 2026 Justin Salsburey, a former bodyguard for Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, and his wife, Ruthann Rankin, have been arrested for drug
Louisville, January 10, 2026 Kentucky is poised for a significant cannabis policy shift as House Bill 199, introduced by State Representative Nima Kulkarni, aims to let
Frankfort, Kentucky, January 10, 2026 Kentucky lawmakers have introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at creating a Diaper Trust Fund to assist families facing financial burdens related to
Louisville, Kentucky, January 9, 2026 A new bill, House Bill 175, introduced in Kentucky seeks to establish an annual sales tax holiday during the first weekend
Louisville, Kentucky, January 9, 2026 A legislative proposal, House Bill 11, has been introduced in Kentucky to permit the division of large, underperforming school districts into
Louisville, January 8, 2026 A court ruling in Louisville has favored a miniature horse named Bandit, allowing him to remain in his home after a new
Washington, D.C., January 7, 2026 In a notable appeal to House Republicans, President Trump is advocating for flexibility on the Hyde Amendment, a significant policy governing
Louisville, January 7, 2026 Senator Cassie Chambers Armstrong’s recent appointment as the Senate Minority Whip marks a historic milestone for Kentucky, being the first woman to
