Kentucky Headlines

U.S. Supreme Court likely to overturn Roe vs. Wade abortion decision, a federal judge is extending a temporary ban on a new Kentucky abortion law and the National Education Association says Kentucky dropped from 32nd to 36th in average teacher pay.

Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles will run for governor in 2023, country music fans are mourning the death of country star and Kentucky native Naomi Judd and Churchill Downs will be at full capacity time since 2019 for the Kentucky Derby.

Bob Baffert could face a suspension from the New York Racing Association, Gov. Andy Beshear approved a cannabis research center at the University of Kentucky and Heaven Hill is building a new distillery.

President Biden commutes the sentence of a Louisville man and Senator Rand Paul comments on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Governor Andy Beshear issues more vetoes and all 120 of Kentucky's counties are now in the green zone for COVID-19 transmission.

A one-minute Kentucky news update.

A federal judge blocked Kentucky's new anti-abortion law and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is creating a task force on medical marijuana.

The Blue Grass Army Depot has destroyed all of its VX nerve agent, Governor Beshear signs 14 bills and UK basketball forward Oscar Tshiebwe announces a decision on returning to college.

Lexington's mayor proposes the largest budget in the city's history, UK's all-time biggest donor passes away and Kentucky's COVID-19 positivity rate is back above three percent.

The Kentucky General Assembly overrides the governor's vetoes, an update on the tornado in Louisville and Kentucky's unemployment rate.