Update on Restaurant Tax Litigation as Court of Appeals Issues Decision
Read MoreThe Kentucky Division of Motor Vehicles has approved the Kentucky League of Cities’ (KLC) new specialty license plate, “Cities Drive Kentucky.”
The Kentucky AG released a new Guide to the Kentucky Open Records and Open Meetings Acts, which mayors are required by law to distribute to elected and appointed officials.
KLC recognized outstanding city officials and employees with the 2025 KLC and Mayor Ann C. Deatherage LEAD Awards during the 2025 KLC Conference & Expo.
Beaver Dam Mayor Paul Sandefur took office as KLC president, Berea Mayor Bruce Fraley as first vice president, and Mayfield Mayor Kathy O’Nan as second vice president.
The Kentucky League of Cities invites you to participate in City Government Month this October by helping us highlight the vital role of cities.
Your city could double its playground budget by receiving up to 100% matching funds toward a new play system!
KLC's Temporary Consulting & Staffing Services can help cities facing unexpected vacancies or transitions.
City officials are invited to attend the Rural Economic Development Workshop on Monday, Sept. 15, at Campbellsville University.
The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) honored Henderson Fire Chief Josh Dixon as the 2025 Career Fire Chief of the Year.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has announced funding of $2.2 billion for 15 grant programs to communities across the United States.
Kentucky cities can apply for 2026 Litter Abatement Grant funding to help keep their communities clean.
Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) leaders and member representatives gathered in Frankfort Wednesday to sign a long-awaited mutual aid agreement.
As we continue to work on building civic understanding among Kentucky’s young people, KLC is proud to introduce Kentucky Little Citizens.
Kentucky cities with a population of less than 50,000 can apply for USDA Rural Development grants to provide rural communities the technical know-how to continue growing.
The Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection will host a workshop to help local governments and others navigate funding opportunities for environmental projects.
Kentucky cities can use a new online portal to report their use of opioid settlement funds.