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Anyone under the age of 21 would be prohibited from buying tobacco products and inhaled vapor products in Kentucky under a bill approved to

It would be a crime in Kentucky to post “revenge porn”—sexually-explicit photographs or videos of a person that were never intended to be m

Because of enhanced security features and fraud analysis tools, the Kentucky Department of Revenue (DOR) is estimating that refunds may tak

Actress Jennifer Garner spoke to the state Senate and House committees Tuesday on the success of early childhood education programs ran by

No one under the age of 18 would be able to use a tanning bed in the state of Kentucky—with or without their parent’s permission—except for

In response to a school’s prohibition of scripture readings in a public school’s stage adaptation of A Charlie Brown Christmas, the state S

The state Senate has passed legislation intended to curb the flow of non-Medicaid, state-administered tax dollars to Planned Parenthood cli

Governor Matt Bevin did not mince words in a post to social media about abortions being performed at a Planned Parenthood facility in Louis

Kentucky’s Attorney General would be given jurisdiction over the state’s human trafficking cases under a bill approved today by the House J

A bill that would move the governor’s race to even-numbered years passed out of the state Senate on Monday by a 28-9 vote.

The recent headline “New Kentucky heroin law has made slow progress battling epidemic” left me wondering where these reporters live.

Legislative committee rooms lack the grandeur of the historic Senate and House chambers.

A push to modernize the state’s 1930s-era alcohol regulations to maximize the economic impact of a worldwide thirst for bourbon and birth o