Louisville Courier-Journal

The hearing date, announced Friday in an order by Chief Justice John D. Minton, follows legal challenges in Boone and Scott counties.

The Indianapolis 500 announced Tuesday it would run without fans, spurring a fresh round of questions about whether the Derby will proceed with fans.

The Kentucky Education Association said Friday that public schools should not resume in-person classes until COVID-19 positivity rates drop below 4%.

Until Freedom put up 26 billboards around Louisville, demanding the arrest of the LMPD officers involved in Breonna Taylor's death.

In a complaint filed in the U.S. District Court, the justice department alleged that PNC Plaza in Louisville was purchased using embezzled money.

After agreeing to give a ride to three people on Monday night, a Louisville teenager was carjacked at gunpoint, an LMPD spokesman confirmed.

With an upcoming election that could heavily rely on mail-in ballots, the concerns of mail inefficiency may just be getting started.

Clark County, Indiana, schools began hybrid classes Thursday with social distancing and masks enforced.

In an exclusive interview with The Courier Journal, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron said his office is waiting for FBI ballistics tests

You'll have to find another way to wrap up your summer amid the COVID-19 outbreak. The pandemic has pulled the breaks on the Kentucky State Fair.