Kentucky Attorney General Subpoenas Gas Stations Over Abortion Ads
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has issued subpoenas to six gas stations in three counties over advertisements promoting a national nonprofit that provides
January 27, 2026
These Grocery Stores Are Open After the Storm
Grocery stores across Indiana are returning to normal operations and preparing for additional merchandise deliveries after hazardous weather conditions over the weekend. A
January 27, 2026
LG&E and KU Urge Customers to Cut Energy Use During Cold Snap
As icy temperatures continue with no immediate relief in sight, Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities are asking customers to reduce their
January 27, 2026
Mid-South Faces Extended Winter Threats After Storm Fern
Memphis, Tennessee – The Mid-South is entering an extended period of elevated winter weather risk as lingering cold keeps the potential for snow
January 27, 2026
Louisville Groups Serve Hot Meals to Unhoused as Temperatures Plunge
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) — Groups across Louisville are working to make sure people experiencing homelessness have access to hot meals during winter weather
January 27, 2026
County-by-County Winter Storm Updates in Kentucky
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) — First responders, emergency management, and local officials are working to address the aftermath of the recent Winter Storm
January 27, 2026
