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Qualifying cities would have to have a population of at least 5,000 people.

Rep. Jared Bauman said the information can help the state better understand how to stop repeat offenders from going back to jail.

Lane closures are planned for U.S. 31 in Sellersburg, Indiana, on or after March 3.

Jacob Mosley’s attorney said the child was not seriously injured and was released from the hospital Tuesday evening.

Dangerous cold is also a concern along with people attempting to drive through closed roads.

Investigators believe Keasia Tyson was one of six people who allegedly stole more than $25,000 worth of merchandise from three Bath & Body Works locations.

State police said they were contacted by authorities in Texas Tuesday morning about “life-threatening statements” made against Musk on X earlier this month.

The winner secures a spot at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in May.

JCPS opted for a Non-Traditional Instruction Day on Wednesday due to forecasted snow during the morning commute.

Randy White, commissioner of the state’s Department of Juvenile Justice, said the facility would help keep kids out of state office buildings.

The fourth grader was referred to a specialist in Lexington, who discovered he was a good candidate for a new type of cochlear implant electrode.

Tickets are now on sale for ThunderBlast at the science center, happening Saturday, April 12.

Taylor Meyer told investigators he stabbed his wife dozens of times after he realized he had “crossed a line” during a verbal argument that became physical.

The flood walls on 10th and 27th streets were closed to create a flood barrier.

Mayor Craig Greenberg said Louisville is now in a spot where the city could go back to using conventional gas because the city’s air quality has improved.