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Kentucky’s Medicaid providers may have avoided drastic cuts previously set for Aug. 1, but the financial crisis is far from over, with experts warning a temporary solution could leave the state facing a greater shortfall in the future. In...
Louisville’s police watchdog is urging the police department to take steps to address a recent report that found officers searched Black people at higher rates than white people and, when controlling for certain factors, were no more likely to...
Just gross. That’s how Robyn Smith describes the women’s uniforms at Louisville’s jail. The 55-year-old says the pants are often stained with menstrual blood, and the uniforms still smell of body odor even after they’ve been washed — though she’s...
Due to a production error, the following cartoon did not run in full on Wednesday’s opinion page.
A man wanted by the Richmond and Lexington police departments in connection with multiple charges was arrested in Louisville Aug. 3, according to a news release from the U.S. Marshals Service. Tyler Mack, 32, is facing multiple charges,...
WINCHESTER — When Jason Wright started WILDE in 2018, high-protein dupes of iconic snack aisle goodies weren’t the dietary craze it is today. h Instead, Wright, a South Carolina native, was searching for a way to solve his own snacking...
Louisville Metro Council is set to vote on a data center moratorium at its Aug. 13 meeting after a committee recommended it for approval. Metro Council’s Planning and Zoning Committee advanced the ordinance Aug. 4 by a 7-1 margin that...