Hannah Saad

WKMS | By Hannah Saad Published August 22, 2024 at 3:33 PM CDT Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email

Kentucky's Supreme Court ruled Thursday the Judicial Conduct Commission — the only entity authorized to take disciplinary actions against sitting judges — does not have the authority to permanently remove them from office.

Six candidates are running to win one of four seats on Paducah's city commission.

According to data from the Kentucky Housing Corporation, the Bluegrass State has a housing gap of over 200,000 units.

The first LGBTQ+ inclusive bourbon festival in the United States is taking place this week throughout several regions across the Commonwealth. Events are taking place in northern Kentucky, Louisville, Lexington, Frankfort, Winchester, Bardstown, Bullitt County and Paducah from Oct. 2 through Oct. 6.

Paducah Mayor George Bray and City Commissioner David Guess share their platforms Thursday at a Paducah Chamber of Commerce mayoral forum.

The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled last week that, in order to deny open records requests, police departments must show that releasing the requested documents, images or videos would cause “actual harm” – even during active investigations.

Kentucky Open Government Coalition co-director Amye Bensenhaver called the Kentucky Supreme Court's ruling a “monumentally important opinion.”

A Kentucky legislator announced plans Tuesday to reintroduce a bill in the 2025 session that would make adding fluoride to drinking water optional for the state’s utilities.

Jennie Stuart Health in Hopkinsville hosted a town hall meeting Wednesday night to answer questions from the community about the hospital’s recent decision to seek affiliation with a larger health care system.