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Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has released what his office calls the state’s first toolkit to combat the crime of strangulation.

Lexington city data reporting shows a continuing decline in violent crime.

A “green” aluminum smelter could be coming to Kentucky following a $500 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy.

TeachingBooks is an online book database for children and young adults, including thousands of audiobooks. It’s now freely available at all public libraries and schools in Kentucky, or through online devices like phones or computers.

Kentucky’s state constitution currently bans “slavery and involuntary servitude,” except as criminal punishment. State representative George Brown, a Democrat from Lexington, filed House Bill 121 to have the institution fully banned.

A central Kentucky church congregation was the target of an attempted scam this week. Several attendees of Versailles Presbyterian Church received emails that seemed to come from interim Pastor Katherine Redmond asking for gift cards for three patients “on” hospice.

Students at the Kentucky School of the Deaf can take part in a new internship program at the University of Kentucky’s Markey Cancer Center.

People Advocating Recovery is a statewide training organization to help those recovering from substance use disorder. It’s their third year organizing Recovery Advocacy Day at the state capitol.

A new degree program from the University of Kentucky will help undergraduates learn about the pharmaceutical industry.

Representative Andy Barr introduced a bill to Congress earlier this week that would expand the federal Public Safety Officers’ Benefits Program.