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FRANKFORT -- State officials said Monday that they are on target to enroll 35,000 children in two key public health programs by the end of 2009, six months ahead of schedule. In November 2008, Gov...

The Kentucky Derby Museum will reopen next year after renovations to fix flooding damage are made to the tourist attraction showcasing the world's most famous horse race...

A former president of the Kentucky Association of Counties was concerned when he found that the organization had spent thousands of dollars on staff Christmas gifts, he told state auditors recently. That expense item wasn't in KACo's budget...

FRANKFORT Kentucky has the nation's longest waiting list for a program that helps provide free or low-cost life-saving drugs to poor AIDS and HIV patients...

For months, some people at the University of Kentucky have been working on a daylong forum about coal and its impact for better or worse on the state...

FRANKFORT Democratic leaders in the 14th Senate District picked a former state representative on Saturday to run in a Dec. 8 special election for the seat recently vacated by former Senate Majority Leader Dan Kelly...

Lexington's Christina Castorena wasn't taking any chances on her son Tavito getting an H1N1 flu shot, so they were the first ones in line when the Fayette County Health Department began immunizing high-risk youngsters Saturday at Henry Clay High School...

A speaker at the Kentucky Women Writers Conference in 1997 said the chances of a member of that audience having her work published by a New York publishing company was just about nil...

FRANKFORT Senate President David Williams pre-filed legislation on Friday that would help keep influenza outbreaks from affecting school district funding...

Four former top executives of Lexington's Blue Grass Airport stood before Fayette Circuit Judge Pamela Goodwine and pleaded not guilty Friday morning to theft charges stemming from hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenses that the four billed the airport. Former executive director Michael A...

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A federal judge has denied a prosecution request for a psychiatric evaluation of the woman accused in a plot to extort $10 million from Rick Pitino. U.S. District Judge Charles Simpson ruled this week that there was no "reasonable cause" to question Karen Cunagin Sypher's competency...

Current and former officials at the Kentucky Association of Counties fostered a culture of "lavish" spending that led to $3 million in questionable expenses in three years, according to state Auditor Crit Luallen, but they are unlikely to face criminal charges...