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A review ordered by the city found nearly 20,000 accessibility barriers at Lexington parks and other facilities.
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In this installment, we discuss the evolving landscape of federal grants under the Trump administration, nearly 20,000 barriers found that could violate disabilities laws, "privilege frees," and more.
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The Kentucky Supreme Court is permitting a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the state's execution rules to move forward. The ruling deals a setback to Attorney General Russell Coleman, who is seeking to restart executions in the commonwealth.
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Lexington's Urban County Council will hold a special meeting on data centers on October 6.
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Following three years of declining traffic fatalities, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reported 412 deaths from Jan. 1 through Aug. 13, compared with the same period in 2025. Serious-injury crashes also increased 10%.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has officially added Kentucky Sixth District congressional hopeful Zach Dembo to their list of candidates they believe can recapture a House seat for the party in November.
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A conversation with festival organizers Hannah Allen and Martha Aloha and musician Em Spencer about the upcoming Kenwick Porch Fest in Lexington, Kentucky.
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The arraignment for Brailen Weaver, the man accused in the April 30 shooting deaths of two employees at a U.S. Bank branch in Berea, has been delayed until Oct. 8 in Madison County.
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A Georgetown woman is facing an additional charge after police say she struck a 10-year-old Southern Elementary School student Thursday morning and left the scene.
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KET Executive Director and CEO Shae Hopkins says she's retiring at the end of this year.
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A Tuesday vote on rural solar showed some Lexington leaders' views evolving on the issue.
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Former Fayette County Public Schools superintendent Demetrus Liggins knowingly distributed a fabricated legal threat in an attempt to quell criticism of his leadership.