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A pair of new regulations finalized Thursday are expected to require cleanup of coal ash pollution at all known locations where the toxic byproduct has been dumped.

A pair of new regulations finalized Thursday are expected to require cleanup of coal ash pollution at all known locations where the toxic byproduct has been dumped.

A new biannual survey shows some perceptions of the economy are improving. The Center for Audit Qualitys fall 2022 Audit Partner Pulse Survey found almost 60% of audit partners expressed pessimism for the U.S. economy. ...

Evans Landscaping owner Doug Evans won his court battle with state prosecutors over how to cleanup buried waste at what health officials say is an illegal landfill in Anderson Township.

Last December a mass of arctic air, later unofficially named Winter Storm Elliott, swept through Kentucky plunging temperatures to as low as eight degrees below zero. The frigid weather led

The industry says it offers jobs and uses clean energy. Critics say mining creates few local jobs and may keep dirtier power plants online.

A new analysis found financial hardship is growing in Connecticut. United Way of Connecticuts ALICE Report focuses on those who are Asset Limited, Income Constrained, but Employed. It suggested the direct cause of the issues is a disconnect between wages and the cost of basic essentials. ...

A Hamilton County judge will decide if Evans Landscaping owner Doug Evans should be put in jail for contempt of court, for failing to clean up hundreds of thousands of truckloads of illegal waste.

By Nadia RamlaganPublic News ServiceChina-based company Ebon International will not be getting discounted energy prices for its proposed cryptomining facility in eastern Kentucky, the state's re

LOUISA, Ky. — Kentucky utility regulators have rejected a controversial proposal by Kentucky Power to give millions in energy price discounts to a planned cryptocurrency facility planned for Louisa, according