Ellie Compton

Starting next school year, Kentucky high school students with disabilities will graduate with upgraded credentials aimed at boosting their career prospects.

Louisville history groups receive $750,000 grant to transform Revolutionary War artifacts into digital experiences.

The $10 million state-funded group aims to secure and advance the Commonwealth’s tech landscape, though it currently operates as a one-man show.

For months, orange traffic cones lined Main Street, signaling oncoming changes. This week, those cones were removed, revealing a brand new traffic pattern between Wenzel and 2nd streets.

Kentucky schools are shifting to phonics-based reading instruction as new law phases out three-cueing methods by 2029.

Option to Success, which provides housing and support services, has full furnished homes for people to move into. However, the nonprofit said many families can’t get the housing vouchers needed to qualify.

The way you track your child’s Jefferson County Public Schools bus routes will look a little different in the upcoming school year.

Scottsburg Fire Camp teaches kids fire safety skills, emergency response and inspires future firefighters through hands-on activities.

Sue Keller, 101, returns to tap dancing and fulfills a lifelong dream with a young partner.

The city also fogs an area if a resident there tests positive for West Nile Virus.

A new space research and manufacturing facility opened Monday in Georgetown, Indiana.

A new bakery in Louisville’s Portland neighborhood was forced to delay its grand opening after two cars crashed through its front door on Monday.

KYTC proposes Bardstown Road safety upgrades, including a roundabout and crosswalks, while seeking public feedback.

To get a license, applicants must be a U.S. citizen and a Kentucky resident.

Along with the end of the Biden-era SAVE plan, the changes are expected to raise the cost of payments for millions of borrowers.