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Kentucky attorneys could carry concealed firearms into court under a bill that’s sitting on Gov. Andy Beshear’s desk.

After the Kentucky Court of Appeals issues an opinion on the constitutionality of Caseys Law, lawmakers and the governor fix the problem.

Cole County will be one of a handful of counties in the state to be using stationary cameras that can be used to share data among law enforcement agencies about vehicles traveling through their areas.

Barbara Morris maintains her faith and hope in God despite receiving a cancer diagnosis followed by the death of her sister.

Officer Aaron Ambers did not violate police policies when he was caught on video punching a protester in the face during a Breonna Taylor protest.

Videos captured Louisville police trying to handcuff a protester when an officer repeatedly punched him in the head.

The family of Gonzalo Pizano-Guzman, 20, reported him missing almost immediately after they noticed he was gone on July 7, 2000.

Seaman resident Tracie Greene’s hope helps her remain positive despite a life-changing chronic illness. “So much pain, sores all over the body, tig

On Feb. 17, Metro Council passed a resolution expressing no-confidence in Dwayne Clark.

Breonna Taylor’s family has their hopes pinned on federal charges against the officers involved in the raid that ended with her death.