Nurse-practitioners and midwives in Kentucky will now be able to prescribe non-narcotic medications without having a written agreement with a...
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A re-designation of approximately 220 miles of the Ohio River would have the potential of improving the region’s ranking with the U.S. Army Corps...
Senator Mitch McConnell strode onto a Washington stage on Thursday (March 6) holding a rifle above his head. The Kentucky Republican was among the...
The Kentucky House has rejected changes to a bill that would automatically restore voting rights to many felons. This throws out a set of revisions...
Child-care centers in Kentucky would have to be tested for radon levels every five years under a bill approved on Thursday (March 6) in the House...
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