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House Bill 737 would remove authorization for nontraditional instruction.

The goal was to get both tenants and landlords the information they need to get housing vouchers, or maintain Section 8 properties.

The fire broke out around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at National Storage on Charlestown Road at McDonald Lane in New Albany.

Educators from 10 school districts from as far as Hawaii and Connecticut visited Waggener High School Tuesday morning.

Senator Jason Howell proposed Senate Bill 122 to protect private pet stores from government overreach, such as a local ordinance.

The return of Hamilton and the debut of The Great Gatsby and The Outsiders highlight what PNC Broadway in Louisville leadership called “one of the biggest, most current seasons” in the city’s history.

According to Aaron Ellis, a spokesman for the Louisville Metro Police Department, the crash happened just after 4 a.m. at the intersection of 20th Street and Broadway.

Headliners co-owners Billy Hardison and Joe Argabrite said in a Facebook post Monday they are “exploring options for future operators.”

Nearly half of Kentucky and Indiana residents must choose between paying for food and paying their utility bills.

The mural celebrates the contributions of Black culture and entrepreneurship by featuring influential figures from the neighborhood.

Ivy Tech Community College Sellersburg and Baptist Health and Intuitive Health announced the development of a new $40 million facility on the Ivy Tech campus.

An Ohio man was convicted of murder Monday night in southern Indiana, more than four years after police arrested him for shooting and killing a family member.

The Louisville Triple Crown of Running series kicks off in downtown on Saturday.

Officials said people who evacuated should not plan to return until at least Wednesday.

Dozens of people attended the mass at Holy Family Catholic Church on Poplar Level Road.