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Serious Crime Declines in Kentucky for Second Year in a Row
The 2025 Crime in Kentucky report shows that serious crime has decreased by more than 8% compared to 2024.
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KLC to Petition for Rehearing on Disappointing Airbnb Decision
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that KLC and KTIA lacked standing to bring a declaratory judgment action regarding Airbnb's payment of transient room taxes.
Cities Vary Responses to Data Center Interest
Kentucky cities are trying to figure out how to address data centers interested in Kentucky properties.
City of Hurstbourne Earns City of Ethics Designation
The KLC Certified City of Ethics Program recognizes municipalities that go above and beyond to establish strong ethical principles and procedures.
EMS Agencies Eligible for Rural Public Health Funding
The Department for Public Health has announced that funding is available for Kentucky-based EMS agencies in need of financial assistance.
Data Centers 101
Join KLC, KACo, and KAED for a no-cost webinar on data centers and the role local officials in siting a center.
Youth Camp Season Is Around the Corner — Know Your Obligations
With summer approaching, cities preparing to operate youth day camps should take time now to ensure they are meeting all requirements under Kentucky law.
KLC Education Program Named One of the Nation’s Best
The Kentucky League of Cities offers Kentucky students one of the nation’s top educational programs.
Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project Officially Underway
Work is officially underway on the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project, which connects Kentucky and Ohio.
Solid Waste Listening Sessions Scheduled
City leaders can have their voices heard to gather information for Kentucky’s new Solid Waste and Sustainable Materials Management Plan.
Kentucky Launches Law Enforcement Peer Support Grant Program
Kentucky law enforcement agencies can apply for funding for the commonwealth’s first-ever Law Enforcement Peer Support Grant program.
Kentucky Supreme Court Issues Decision on Open Records Law
The Supreme Court of Kentucky issued a significant opinion on April 23, 2026, interpreting the reach of the Kentucky Open Records Act (ORA) in the context of modern communicat
Overdose Deaths Down in Kentucky for Fourth Consecutive Year
For the fourth consecutive year, drug overdose deaths declined in the commonwealth.
Madisonville is Home to New State Law Enforcement Training Campus
A new $50 million training facility will soon serve western Kentucky law enforcement agencies in their own backyard.
KLC Announces Partnership with Kentucky State University
The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) and Kentucky State University are now partners in education.
KLC Launches Summer Finance Series
KLC is launching a new three-part summer series to help city officials tackle the important and complex issue of city finances. Focused on practical guidance and real-world application, each session in the series will take a deeper dive into criti...
Federal Government Extends ADA Website Accessibility Deadlines
The U.S. Department of Justice has extended deadlines for cities and local agencies to comply with Americans with Disabilities (ADA) website accessibility requirements.
