One woman is responsible for many of the Kentucky Opera’s thousands of costumes. And it’s been this way for more than 40 years.

Louisville Metro Police leaders are creating new restrictions around the controversial license plate reader technology.

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The Bourbon County Sheriff’s Office arrested former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin Thursday at a film set in Paris, Kentucky.

John Benningfield said he believed his drug convictions had been expunged when he filed to run for Clark County Council this summer.

An Indianapolis judge declined to grant bond to Armelle Bondonga, saying the case belongs to the Department of Homeland Security.

More than 200 people in Oldham County who were recently told they are Jefferson County residents will be allowed to continue to vote in Oldham.

Minor league baseball’s initiative The Nine honors Black baseball pioneers and teams. In Louisville, these stories are still told on and off the field.

As data center proposals spring up in communities across Kentucky, residents want more answers about their would-be neighbors from developers and their own public officials.

Hundreds of residents paying taxes to and living in neighboring counties were recently told they’re actually Louisville Metro voters.

The board that vets Louisville’s zoning rules asked city planners to make changes to their proposed data center regulations rather than approve the current draft.

Kentucky state lawmakers say correcting voter assignment errors will be a focus during the next session in early 2027.

Louisville nonprofit and events venue Art Sanctuary plans to host several local artists at its new home in Portland, its owner says.

Southern Indiana food pantries are serving growing clientele, including people who have never visited before.

Data show Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg underestimated how many people would be targeted when he agreed to give ICE more time to detain immigrants at the city jail.

The real estate investment firm Dermody Properties is looking to turn its warehouse on Kramers Lane into a data center.

After a lengthy legal challenge to a 2023 ethics decision, Louisville officials say they are ready to enforce a fine against Council Member Anthony Piagentini.

A dinner party, a comet and a chain of unusual events are the backdrop in Time Slip Theatre’s upcoming stage play “Coherence.”

The group Effective Law Enforcement for All was hired to evaluate the city’s voluntary police reform effort.

The Speed Art Museum launched The Sam Gilliam Visiting Art Program in 2025, and named Diallo Simon-Ponte assistant curator.

John Miller is facing one felony for conflict of interest in connection to his dealings with Jamey Noel.

The Clark County jail has served as a detention facility for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for more than a year.

The area’s economic development agency published their federal priorities during a fly-out of Louisville leaders to Washington, D.C.

The orchestra's annual Music Without Borders series will kick off in south Louisville this September.

More than a dozen floral arrangements modeled after the Speed Art Museum’s permanent pieces will be on display this weekend.

After an LPM News investigation uncovered errors that caused voters to get the wrong ballots in Jefferson County, a review by a state specialist discovered potential issues at more than 2,100 addresses in Jefferson County.

The beloved Jack O’Lantern Spectacular will move to Kentucky Kingdom this year, combining with another pumpkin-themed event.

Democrat Rocky Adkins, a former state representative and advisor to Gov. Andy Beshear, announced he would run for Kentucky governor next year.

Longtime public policy reporter, producer and moderator Renee Shaw will retire from KET at the end of July.

Democrat Rocky Adkins, a former state representative and advisor to Gov. Andy Beshear, announced he would run for Kentucky governor next year.

The Flyover Film Festival will be held across Louisville from July 22 to August 1.

In this year’s general election, the races for some local seats in Clark and Floyd counties will be uncontested.

The school board is suing over lawmakers’ revived attempt to restrict its powers.

The deal comes after some Bardstown Road business owners warned of the economic pain restricting alcohol sales would cause.