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  • In an annual ranking of colleges and universities by US News and World Report, Kentucky schools were more prevalent. Among the best in the south are…
  • Many Danville residents woke Wednesday morning to find their vehicles marked with orange spray-paint. Assistant Police Chief Tony Gray said at least 50…
  • Sounding the alarm about the country’s infrastructure needs, U.S. Rep. John Yarmuth, D-Ky., appeared on MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show Tuesday to discuss…
  • Solyndra got $535 million from the government. It has since failed. The Washington Post says White House officials asked repeatedly how soon its loan would be OK'd. The White House says it expressed "active interest," but didn't pressure reviewers.
  • President Obama's "reset" policy of engagement with Moscow has paid concrete dividends. But distrust remains high on both sides, and further breakthroughs appear unlikely.
  • An estimated 30,000 mentally ill people in Indonesia suffer in chains and cages due to stigma and lack of access to treatment. In a country of 240 million people, there are less than 600 psychiatrists, many of them based in urban centers.
  • Humana is adding 200 customer service jobs to the Medicare sector of its downtown Louisville headquarters. Despite the company’s 2010 cuts of nearly 1,500…
  • An estimated 17.4 percent of people in Kentucky were living in poverty in 2010, and 17.5 percent had no health insurance, according to preliminary U.S.…
  • To understand why Germany is so freaked out by what Europe's central bank is doing, you need to go back nearly a century.
  • U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., received an emergency briefing from federal officials regarding the Sherman Minton Bridge on Wednesday. The bridge was…
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