energy and environment

Applications for Kentucky’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) are still available as one of the hottest summers on record comes to a close.

The Commonwealth and the United States Department of Agriculture signed an agreement meant to boost forest health across the state.

Public comment hearings began Monday evening on a proposal from utility company LG&E and KU. It would retire and replace one-third of their coal-fired power plants.

A solar panel initiative from the city of Lexington is gaining traction among environmentally-minded homeowners.

Members of Lexington’s City Council heard an annual update on the city’s energy improvement fund Tuesday evening.

Near the end of 2011, about 19,000 people were employed by Kentucky coal mines and preparation plants. By this past October, the number for all of…

Kentucky environmental advocates are worried that budget reductions called for by Gov. Matt Bevin will make it impossible for the Energy and Environment…

Education, economic development, and tax policy are among the focus issues of Commerce Lexington’s 2015 local, state and national Public Policy Agenda.…