LEXINGTON, Ky. -  Where can you find the best barbeque in Kentucky? It’s all contained in a tasty new volume from University Press of Kentucky titled The Kentucky BBQ Book by Wes Berry. We meet the author and learn about some of the state’s most unusual barbeque restaurants.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - State and local officials are hailing the announced expansion of operations at Tiffany &Co. in Lexington as the latest indication that Kentucky is on the rebound economically.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A deeply divided Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that school administrators and school resource officers cannot question students without first reading the student his rights.

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- Kentucky is seeing rising unemployment at the county level with the coalfields continuing to be plagued by widespread joblessness.

The Office of Employment and Training reported Thursday that joblessness worsened in 60 counties between March 2012 and 2013, improved in 54 and remained the same in six.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Federal prosecutors have reached a plea agreement with a resident of London, England who admitted to traveling to Eastern Kentucky with the specific intention of engaging in sex acts with a minor.  42 year old Solomon Blue Waters, pleaded guilty in federal court on Wednesday to using the internet to engage in sexual activity with an underage child.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - The second of three finalists for the University of Kentucky’s open provost position took questions from a group of faculty, staff, and students Wednesday.

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Storm Cat, the thoroughbred stallion who once commanded one of the highest breeding fees in North America, died Wednesday at Overbrook Farm in Lexington. He was 30.

Ric Waldman, manager of Storm Cat's stud career, said the horse was euthanized due to complications from old age. Waldman said Storm Cat appeared to have cancer but tests were not performed because they could have caused him pain.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Lexmark International has posted declines in revenue and profit for the first quarter, but the losses were not as bad as forecasters expected.

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- A Democratic state representative from Midway has resigned to accept the top job at the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority.

Carl Rollins, chairman of the House Education Committee, submitted his letter of resignation to Gov. Steve Beshear on Wednesday.

Legislative Research Commission Executive Director Bobby Sherman had notified lawmakers of Rollins resignation in an email. Sherman said the resignation would be effective at the close of business Wednesday.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - It's just about finals week at the University of Kentucky and our own Dr. Greg Davis puts on his professor cap to administer the great health and wellness pop quiz of 2013.  Listen, learn, and hopefully get more than a good grade!  Special thanks to UK Health and Wellness.