Kentucky

Technology has made it easier for society to record and store information. A new exhibition at the KMAC Museum shows how fiber arts paved the way for this modern digital existence.

Storms that brought winds exceeding 70 mph damaged power lines, trees and structures across Kentucky.

The bill prohibits certain “adult performances” on publicly owned property or at locations “where the person knows or should know that the adult performance could be viewed by a person under the age of 18.”

The bill would remove power over board and superintendent appointments another degree away from the governor’s control.

Louisville voters will decide who will finish out the nearly two years remaining in state Sen. Morgan McGarvey's term in Frankfort.

Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education officials have updated a panel of lawmakers on various issues. That included talking about efforts to establish long-term financial stability at Kentucky State University.

The measure would change Kentucky’s constitution, which currently prevents the state from funding private education.

The House Education Committee heard from educators about a dire need for more teachers. Some Republicans blamed a “woke agenda” for the shortage.

A fund created during the pandemic to help prevent evictions in Kentucky is not taking new applicants after this week.

Kentucky Smart on Crime, a criminal justice reform coalition, wants to see legislation this year that will better support people with mental health issues and substance use disorder.