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LEXINGTON – (TNS) A Fayette judge has dismissed a lawsuit against a Lexington woman and the organization she co-founded for their alleged role in a “sick-out” by Kentucky teachers protesting

A group of residents from Louisville's West End filed a lawsuit to stop a large, controversial special taxing district in the West End.

A tax increment financing (TIF) district would take in all or parts of nine neighborhoods in Louisvilles West End, diverting 80% of new tax revenue in the area to the

Text messages obtained by The Courier Journal show Rachel Greenberg frequently asked a city employee to provide and create content for her Instagram.

When North Carolina led the nation in early childhood policy and investment at the turn of the century, the consensus behind its approach was that investing in…

CONCORD – Waynett Taylor, Executive Director and Inclusion Specialist at P.U.R.E. Excellence, has been honored with the Karen W. Ponder 2023 Leadership Award by the North Carolina Partnership for Children

North Carolina will spend $900K each of the next two years on a Tri-Share pilot in three counties to help working parents afford child care.

Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron is questioning the impartiality of a Kentucky judge — whose past court decisions have sparked GOP ire — in an ongoing court case by pointing

FRANKFORT — Kentucky’s largest teachers union representing thousands of educators throughout the state is asking a judge to temporarily block a new law that prohibits the union from collecting dues

The Kentucky Education Association sued to strike down Senate Bill 7 as unconstitutional and is now asking for a temporary injunction to block the law while it’s being heard by the state courts.