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The proposed contract gives the city's transit workers two years of pay increases, and averts a potential strike. → Read More
Advocates say Kentucky’s child care landscape is leaving both families and providers struggling with costs. The state might step in. → Read More
The GOP-backed measure passes along party lines, with all eight Democrats in opposition. → Read More
As temperatures drop, Louisville could see up to one-half an inch of ice in some areas with the potential for downed trees and power lines. → Read More
As temperatures drop, Louisville could see up to one-half an inch of ice in some areas with the potential for downed trees and power lines. → Read More
As temperatures drop, Louisville could see up to one-half an inch of ice in some areas with the potential for downed trees and power lines. → Read More
As temperatures drop, Louisville could see up to one-half an inch of ice in some areas with the potential for downed trees and power lines. → Read More
At least 1,200 customers are without power in Mayfield alone, more than a week after deadly storms swept through the region. → Read More
UPS, GE, Ford and Kroger say they will have job opportunities for graduating seniors. Evolve502 has college scholarships. → Read More
Police say the bus was rear-ended when it slowed to stop at a railroad crossing. → Read More
Kentucky Department of Education incentivizing public school staff to get vaccinated by offering $100 payments. → Read More
The event made a comeback on its 19th anniversary after taking a hiatus due to the pandemic. → Read More
JCPS superintendent Marty Pollio says he’s in talks with union leaders about a possible vaccine mandate. → Read More
The delta variant of COVID-19 has led to a quintupling of cases since early July, mostly among unvaccinated people. → Read More
Polling shows most Americans support mask mandates in schools. But a small, but vocal group of conservatives are organizing against them. → Read More
JCPS had 1,000 kids in summer learning before the pandemic. This year, they have more than 6,500. → Read More
The state was making slow progress in child well-being until 2019. But advocates worry the pandemic may derail improvements. → Read More
Sarah Syring says when she told her school leadership she was pregnant, they gave her an ultimatum: marry or resign. → Read More
The state plans to use a tax-credit program to pay for private school scholarships. Opponents say that’s not legal. → Read More
Lawmakers say the bill is aimed at critical race theory, which is a framework for understanding systemic racism. → Read More