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Roger Burdette's defense attorneys have said he did not have enough narcotics in his system to impair him, but one witness says no amount is allowed for truck drivers.

The latest plan to spend more American Rescue Plan money seeks to impact public safety, affordable housing and homelessness.

A soon-to-be-file bill will target medication abortion, among other things.

Some members of the Metro Council want Mayor Greg Fischer to appear in council chambers to answer questions, but the mayor wanted to instead meet at Metro Hall.

Metro Louisville unveiled its latest charging station at Tom Wallace Park in Jefferson Memorial Forest.

Active shooter training held Thursday at Bullitt Central High School prepares law enforcement to neutralize threat as quickly as possible.

Sen. Ralph Alvarado welcomes Beshear's support for idea, questions details of plan

Senate President Robert Stivers defended state lawmakers decision to repeal the statewide mask mandate for public schools.

The $100 billion proposal is part of a $3.5 trillion package facing stiff headwinds in Congress.

The cases appear to be clustered at three schools, the district superintendent said.