Investigations

President Donald Trump offered to cut coal plants a break on a significant air pollution rule.

The Louisville sewer agency gave an update on the progress it’s making on efforts to reduce its contribution to the city’s notorious “stink.”

Internal communications obtained by The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting show U of L’s board threatened to terminate former university president Kim Schatzel.

The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting checked out several local protests over the past few weeks. Here’s what people had to say.

The new executive director of Louisville’s economic development group will make more than the mayor and the governor, combined.

A new local group hosted a town hall in La Grange Thursday to discuss U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s new partnership with their local government.

The state tapped AshBritt to clean up eastern Kentucky in 2022. Allegations of misconduct followed. Now, they’ll help clean up Louisville.

After the Kentucky GOP passed more anti-transgender laws, trans Kentuckians are supporting each other and speaking out about the harm they say lawmakers are causing.

The Kentucky General Assembly just enacted its first substantial update to the state’s abortion ban since that law took effect in 2022.

Republicans say new legislation clarifies when life-saving abortions are legal. But it adds anti-abortion language and could subject doctors to tougher scrutiny in court.

Hear from a Jefferson County Public Schools student about what it means to have a school bus again.

The Lexington Herald-Leader’s Taylor Six spent months investigating jail deaths across the state.