The Kentucky League of Cities has partnered with the Kentucky Main Street Program (KYMS) and Murray State University to create the 2023 Main Street Economic Impact Study.
City employees receive deals for lodging at Kentucky’s parks.
The City of Fort Wright has once again earned the distinction of being a Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) Certified City of Ethics.
KLC developed an economic impact study for the City of Winchester to study the potential returns stemming from new development projects in the city.
A tornado outbreak devastated the City of Mayfield in 2021. The storms claimed the lives of 22 Mayfield residents and injured hundreds. Less than three years later, Mayfield Mayor and Kentucky League of Cities Executive Board member Kathy O’Nan sa...
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman and the Kentucky Opioid Commission will host the 2024 Kentucky Opioid Symposium Oct. 21-22, at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville. Experts, advocates, and practitioners wil...
?Kentucky city governments and officials can purchase surplus property from the Kentucky Finance and Administration Cabinet’s Division of Surplus Properties (DSP).
Winners of the 2024 KLC and LEAD Awards set the bar high for public service, embodying the spirit of Kentucky's cities and their unwavering drive for improvement.
KLC swore in a new president, first vice president, and second vice president during the 2024 KLC Conference & Expo in Lexington.
?Kentucky cities can receive a share of approximately $58 million in grant funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
?Kentucky cities can sign up for grant writing workshops provided by Grant Ready Kentucky in partnership with the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development.
Bowling Green Fire Department Chief Justin Brooks poses with Ke...
The clock is ticking for Kentucky cities to complete Kentucky Infrastructure Authority (KIA) Cleaner Water Program grant fund assistance agreements.
Kentucky's first-ever Arts Disaster & Crisis Preparedness Conference is set for Sept. 6, 2024.
?The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet is now accepting applications for its 2025 Litter Abatement Grant Funding Program.
Kentucky cities can apply for a share of $1.1 billion in Broadband Equity, Access, and Development (BEAD) Program funds allocated to the commonwealth.