The family of a Kentucky EMT who was killed in an ambulance crash in early April has filed a lawsuit.

His ex-girlfriend called 911 after he had allegedly assaulted her, held a gun to her head, and wouldn't let her leave a home on Dustin Lane.

Attorney General Russell Coleman has taken action to end the Commonwealth's ban on the death penalty.

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife is conducting a public auction of surplus and confiscated items on May 6.

Sean Smith has been hospitalized for a year, and the outlook gets worse as time passes, his family's attorney asserted.

According to Garrard County Emergency Management Agency (EMA), Lancaster City Fire and Rescue was dispatched in response to a reported Mutual Aid request in the area of Richmond Road, where it is reported that a two-story building partially collapsed with two residents inside.

The driver told authorities she did not hear the train approaching and the train engineer said he didn't see her vehicle until it was too late.

Fitch's IGA is the only grocery store in the small town of Wilmore, and the owner has worked there since he was 16. Leonard Fitch will turn 84 in May.

A federal judge denied an appeal by former Rowan County clerk Kim Davis.

A brave animal control officer is searching for the owner of a missing pet rat.

How well did education do in Kentucky’s new budget? While lawmakers did not meet one policy group's full request, its members still call it historic.

Many people decided to wear denim on Wednesday for a bigger purpose than just a casual fashion statement. It’s to stand in solidarity with sexual assault survivors.

Madisonville police said the Christian County Sheriff's Office deployed spike strips, which stopped Mumford's vehicle near mile marker 11 on Pennyrile Parkway.

How much do you need to earn to be considered middle class in Kentucky? How about specifically Louisville and Lexington?

Troopers said the 22-year-old was hit by a van while flagging traffic after the road had been reduced to one lane.

Troopers said both drivers were taken to the University of Kentucky Hospital for treatment for serious injuries.

To determine where gambling is the most prevalent, WalletHub compared all 50 states to 20 metrics such as presence of illegal gambling, lottery sales per capita and the share of adults with gambling disorders.

A 4-year-old in Graves County is being celebrated as a hero.

They call them accidents for a reason, and to make the roads even safer, Kentucky law will soon require drivers to make room for everyone who's pulled off the highway.

Kentucky gas pumps will be getting stickers on them with reminders that could potentially save a life.