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The Senate votes to limit powers of the Kentucky Secretary of State, and the House Appropriations and Revenue Committee hears fixes to last years tax law changes. Freshmen representatives from Louisa and Bowling Green discuss their priorities. The Legislative Black Caucus celebrates Black History Month, and lawmakers convene in the Old State Capitol. Watch NowThe post Legislative Update: Feb. 19, 2019 appeared first on KET.

Criminal Law. Constructive Possession of a Controlled Substance. Unanimity of a Verdict. The issue is whether language of a jury instruction violated the unanimity requirement, when the evidence gathered in the search of an apartment was allegedly only constructively possessed by the defendant. WATCH NOWThe post Joshua McAlpin v. Commonwealth of Kentucky appeared first on KET.

Tortious Interference with Contract by a Parent Corporation of a Wholly Owned Subsidiary. The issue of first impression in this case is whether claims for a tortious interference with a contract are barred under any circumstances against a parent corporation which prematurely terminates contracts entered into by its wholly-owned subsidiary, or whether and under what circumstances, such claims may be permitted against the parent corporation, and if so, whether the evidence in this case warranted submission of that claim to the jury for consideration. WATCH NOWThe post Keith Randall Sparkman v. Consol Energy, Inc., et al appeared first on KET.

By Maggie Vancampen The University of Louisville is one of the top Fulbright universities...The post U of L Named Top Producer of Fulbright Scholars appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.

By Kyla Thomas Kappa Sigma, Kappa Delta and Alpha Omicron joined with the PEACC...The post Every kiss begins with Konsent appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.

By Matt Bradshaw Last year, womens basketball earned a No. 1 seed in the...The post Womens basketball eyes No. 1 seed in NCAA tournament appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.

Correction: When this story appeared in print, it incorrectly stated that Grimes presented The Way Forth in Benham, Kentucky.

Longtime WHAS-TV anchor Rachel Platt, 59, left the station late last year, after nearly three decades there, to become director of community engagement at the

Pop Evil is wrapping up the end of their 2019 Winter Tour, which included a stop at Mercury Ballroom last night.

A national charter school advocate calls it a shocking failure of leadership as Kentucky wont move to fund charter schools for second straight year

The Kentucky basketball program has received the results from the MRI on Reid Travis knee.

A Kentucky lawmaker says his bill will help the state be competitive when attracting business. Critics say it will let government operate in the dark

We could see an additional 1-3 of rain Friday into Saturday.

The fair will highlight opportunities for jobs, continued education, and business ownership for military personnel, Reserve members, veterans, and more.

Haley Viveros was in the backseat of her mothers SUV when a woman stole the car from a Seymour, IN parking lot.

The father of three brought his 9-year-old son to safety before going back into a burning home to find his older children, a family member said.

The lone survivor of the blaze, a 13-year-old girl, was hospitalized.

He says he did what he had to do to protect himself, his dog and his neighborhood when faced with an overly aggressive coyote.