Taxpayers rushing to the main post office on Gardiner Lane to beat tax filing deadline were met by protestors who... thanked them?

Occupy Louisville's encampment survived the cold of winter and a tornado, but it was Louisville's annual invasion by the 1% that finally forced them inside.

"Things should never have reached this point." So starts the public letter from a massive coalition of powerful economic and social justice organizations that is setting out to prepare 100,000 people to take part in non-violent direct action this Spring.

More good economic news for Kentucky. The unemployment rate in the state dropped again in February, to 8.7%.

You won't often find this liberal blogger praising Sen. Rand Paul, but today you will.

Promising new data shows Kentucky economy growing... with more growth on the way.

Congressman John Yarmuth is introducing legislation to end oil company subsidies and refund them to the American people.

Kentucky's employment picture is getting better but still has a long way to go.

The Kentucky legislature is taking a close look at the death penalty.

When Mitch McConnell was elected to the Senate, the Cold War was still on. Deng Xiaoping still reigned in China. Where were you in... 1984?