Stephanie Crosby

Ticket sales are slow for some of the World Equestrian Games’ early rounds. So organizers are running a sale on certain events through September 6th.

Indiana State Auditor Tim Berry says the state is financially stable despite the economy. Today, Berry released his report of the fiscal year that just ended.

Louisville’s Cabbage Patch Settlement House is celebrating its centennial this year plus a recently completed seven-million dollar renovation of its facilities. But Executive Director Tracey Holladay says they’re one-point-seven million dollars behind on fundraising for the project.

The Jefferson County Board of Education meets Friday to evaluate the district’s Superintendent, Sheldon Berman. The board moved his evaluation from mid-June to after July 15th, the effective date of a new state law that allows school boards to conduct such superintendent evaluations in private.

by Stephanie CrosbyThe Pew Health Group is working to rally support for legislation on Capital Hill known as the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act. The…

by Stephanie CrosbyCongressman John Yarmuth of Louisville says the longer Congress takes to act on an extension of unemployment benefits to millions of…

by Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeighThe head of Kentucky public schools believes virtual learning on the Internet may be the best way to avoid losing…

by Stephanie CrosbyA two-day seminar will be held later this week to train some 200 Louisville-area employers on various labor laws. The Kentucky Labor…

by Stephanie CrosbyState workers will be furloughed a total of six days in the upcoming fiscal year, according to a proposal released today by the…

by Stephanie CrosbyA protest that was planned for this afternoon at Second and Main Streets in Louisville has been scrapped. CART – or the Coalition for…