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Lt. Col. Joshua Rapp is now the incoming commander for the 1st Battalion, 186th Infantry Regiment based in Ashland.

During the unit's one-weekend-a-month training duty, a change of command ceremony took place April 20, for the 1st Battalion 186th Infantry Regiment at Orchard

During the unit's one-weekend-a-month training duty, a change of command ceremony took place April 20, for the 1st Battalion 186th Infantry Regiment at Orchard

Wildlife conservation and sportsmen oppose a bill that would put wildlife management under the purview of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture.

Three Democratic-sponsored bills passed out of Kentucky’s Republican-controlled Senate Friday morning in a show of bipartisanship.

A wide-reaching bill that passed in the Kentucky House aimed at public safety is raising concerns for some.

Kentucky agriculture commissioner Jonathan Shell knows Frankfort. He was a state representative for six years before an unexpected exit after 2018.

A few Senate Republicans joined Democrats in voting against a measure that would change how retiring Kentucky teachers are paid for accumulated sick leave.

Members of the Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) community gained insight into Kentucky’s legislative session during the annual Colonels at the Capitol event held on Jan. 24, 2024. EKU’s board of

Some Pennsylvania water is under private control, thanks to "fair market value" legislation, and rates have risen. Is Kentucky next?