Warren, Butler and Green counties are among the 17 counties that will receive a sum of more than $932,000 to clean up 85 illegal dumps in Kentucky.

OpEd: The Fayette County Conservation District has funneled 68% of its total budget back into the pockets of local taxpayers.

We've had a lot of freedom to really build a system that meets the needs for Alabama families and children,” Jan Hume, acting secretary of Alabama’s ...

The Americana World Community Center, which has served immigrants and refugees for 30 years, needs donations to stay open.

Heavy snow and freezing rain from Kentucky to the nation's capital caused hundreds of crashes and left tens of thousands of ...

People wanting to report missing persons or ask for welfare checks are encouraged to contact their local Kentucky State Police post.

During a rescheduled meeting on Monday, Feb. 17, the Cave City Council voted to prohibit medical cannabis use among city ...

The Hancock County Fiscal Court met on Monday morning, February 10th. The members approved a grant application process last ...

Gov. Andy Beshear and Energy and Environment Cabinet (EEC) Secretary Rebecca Goodman announced on Thursday that more than ...

Prosecutors are asking a judge not to go easy on a former Pike County fire chief, when he is sentenced for stealing money ...

In the wake of speculation that President Donald Trump will shut down the Department of Education, local school ...

Donald Trump’s administration has begun firing hundreds of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) probationary employees who look after critical air traffic control infrastructure, according to their ...