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Experts warn that blocking access to these health care services will endanger the mental health – and ultimately the lives – of trans and nonbinary children.

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.”

Mayor Craig Greenberg announced funding Thursday to create a new LMPD Wellness Center and fast-track renovations to the police department’s downtown headquarters. He also announced the restarting of hiring and retention bonuses for public safety employees.

Sylvia Goodman is returning to her hometown to join LPM News, after stints in Chicago and Washington, D.C.

Louisville can expect heavy rain, strong winds and the possibility for tornadoes overnight Thursday and into Friday.

Eli Lilly’s $25 price cap on non-branded insulin takes effect May 1, and the $35 cap for out-of-pocket costs is effective immediately.

2023 Dysart Award honoree Robyn Mineko Williams choreographed a new work for the Louisville Ballet. It’s about memories, time and family.

The Town of Clarksville’s acquisition of Ashland Park fits in with the town’s larger plans to improve the area, according to officials.

One of the Republican frontrunners for governor in Kentucky has a track record of undermining policies to combat climate change. It’s a strategy researchers say could hurt the state’s long-term prosperity.

Last fall in Hardin County, a white middle school boy allegedly tried to rip the hijab from a Black, Muslim teen’s head. It resulted in a physical altercation.

Sen. Ed Charbonneau, a Republican from Valparaiso, said his legislation, SB 4, is meant to address the long-underserved infrastructure of public health in Indiana.

The bill arose from an incident last year in which a woman was viciously assaulted by her ex-boyfriend, who used GPS technology to track her.