Jess Clark

Leaders of the new Association for Teaching Black History in Kentucky say they plan to create resources and training to help educators teach students about Black history in their own state.

Kentucky education leaders are warning of dire consequences if more isn’t done to address the growing teacher shortage.

Leadership of Uspiritus-Brooklawn has filed an intent to appeal state action against the organization after an investigation into the death of a child there in July 2022.

At least one case of measles connected to the outbreak in central Ohio has been confirmed in Kentucky, according to state health officials.

After 10 homicides in the first 10 days of the year, Louisville’s new mayoral administration is calling on members of the community to help prevent more violence.

The Jefferson County Board of Education and Dayton Independent Board of Education joined the nonprofit Council for Better Education in a lawsuit filed Friday in Franklin County Circuit Court. They say the law, known as House Bill 9, violates several provisions of the state constitution.

In an emailed statement, Berg said her son, Henry Berg-Brousseau, a transgender activist for LGBTQ rights, died by suicide last Friday morning.

Gov. Andy Beshear has announced changes to the state’s juvenile justice system aimed at improving safety and programming, like educational services.

The justices’ ruling is a major win for advocates of public education and a blow to those who support school privatization.

The Northern Kentucky University Board of Regents has declined an invitation from state lawmakers to oversee the creation of a charter school under a new pilot program.