The University of Louisville is under investigation by the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. The inquiry focuses on whether UofL’s scholarships unlawfully exclude students based on national origin. Notably, the Sagar Patagundi Scholarship, limited to...

The Trump administration has moved to end a Department of Veterans Affairs policy that allows abortions in cases of rape or incest. The Biden-era rule overrode state bans, ensuring VA patients could receive abortions under these circumstances. The proposed change...

For the fifth straight month, Kentuckians registering under “Other” political affiliations—such as Independent or minor parties—have outpaced those joining the Republican or Democratic parties. In July, “Other” registrations grew by nearly 1,800 voters, compared to...

Kentucky’s road paving projects reveal a costly problem: too many single-bid contracts. When only one company submits a bid, the project costs more. Analysts show that single-bid contracts awarded through June 2025 added over $12.7 million in extra costs. In fact, in...

A former clerk at a driver's licensing branch in Louisville blew the whistle on co-workers who were selling driver's licenses to illegal immagrants at $200. Melissa Moorman blew the whistle and reported that this went on multiple times a day for at least two years. As...

A Kentucky teen tragically took his own life with a ghost gun—these are guns sold online in parts that are shipped through the mail, and can be assembled at home. This is one way to avoid background checks and age verification. You need to be 21 to purchase a handgun....

Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball has filed a lawsuit against Governor Andy Beshear, challenging the administration's refusal to implement a law passed unanimously in 2024 to support relatives caring for children removed from unsafe homes. The law, which would allow...

In a shocking medical error in Kentucky, a man declared brain-dead in 2021 woke up on the operating table just before his organs were about to be removed. Anthony "TJ" Hoover II showed clear signs of life—moving and crying—forcing staff to stop the procedure. Now, the...

Kentucky lawmakers are examining generative artificial intelligence and the effects on society. State Rep. Deanna Gordon raised concern about AI’s role in decisions such as denying medical claims. She favors policies that mandate human review. Co‑chair of the...

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman is suing Chinese e‑commerce platform Temu—it's China's version of Amazon, but cheaper. Coleman accuses Temu of misusing personal data, counterfeiting iconic Kentucky brands, and overall consumer fraud. According to the...