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Top Kentucky officials say they will remain alert to any new developments regarding the death of a worker at plague research lab in Russia.
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U.S. Assistant Sec. for Energy Audrey Robinson visited the University of Kentucky Thursday as part of a Trump administration push to graduate more students in areas related to mining and critical minerals.
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Fayette County Public Schools is moving forward with plans to auction off some school and office locations as it works to get a grip on its finances.
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An independent panel set to review Lexington's Flock camera system is taking shape.
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Kentucky lawmakers heard a proposal to deal with homelessness among college students this week in a committee hearing.
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The new Cardiac Crusade initiative is bringing volunteers, first responders and healthcare professionals together to map every automated external defibrillator they can find across the city.
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Three years ago, we talked a lot about banning books in Kentucky. Kentucky Lantern's Linda Blackford has an update on today's climate.
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Kentucky is off to a 4-1 start and is ranked 25th nationally in the AFCA Coaches Poll this week. The Cats rallied to win at South Carolina on Saturday, capping the game with a successful two-point conversion for the win.
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Employer-sponsored healthcare plans, the Affordable Care Act marketplace, and Medicare are ramping up for a new enrollment period. Kentucky residents have just a few months to select the right coverage for next year.
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Lexington's city council has taken the first steps toward extending its moratorium on data centers in Fayette County until October 2027. City leaders also set in motion a process for creating a new dedicated zone that would only apply to the centers.
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Actress and University of Kentucky alumna Ashley Judd is speaking out about sexual violence on campus, saying she know of assault survivors who attended the school when she was a student a member of a sorority.
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Lexington's grisly ghouls still have time to join this year's Thriller parade in Lexington.