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There is no parole in the federal system.

Under current Kentucky law, those who have experienced stalking or online harassment, but not physical violence, don’t qualify for obtaining an emergency protective order.

Police said the man was transported to UofL Hospital where he later died.

The co-sponsors of Senate Bill 38 said there are limited penalties for drivers who illegally pass a stopped school bus.

Rebel Bourbon, based in Bardstown, is releasing the Kyle Busch 108 Single Barrel Bourbon.

The course would address gaps in knowledge about how to handle your personal finances, like how to get a loan or how to invest.

The Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center will be packed with speed this weekend.

Similar to Louisville’s ordinance, law enforcement would have the authority to impound a vehicle used in street racing for six months and impose a $1,000 fine on the first offense.

Several buildings in downtown Louisville, including Metro Hall, were evacuated Tuesday morning as firefighters investigated a gas leak in the area.

A major infrastructure investment will enhance safety, improve mobility and reduce congestion in Shelby County.

Volunteers delivered more than 1,000 boxes with enough shelf-stable food for five meals.

The four-day festival will bring many of rock music’s best acts together in one place.

A student at Norton Hardin High School will face charges after he or she “thought they were playing a joke” that led to the school being placed on a hard lockdown.

Señora Arepa will close on March 9 and reopen as Bourbon & Burgers later in the month.

The removed registrations were confirmed to have been inactive for at least two federal elections.