Clay Wallace
Reporter-
After more than two years and $70 million in renovations, Scovell Hall is open in time for the 2026 fall semester. -
Swim With Purpose partners with the YMCA of Central Kentucky and the City of Frankfort Parks, Recreation and Historic Sites Department to offer free swimming and water safety education. -
A conversation with Nik Lee, the documentarian of the recent Appalshop film Queer Jobs, following the work lives of two LGBTQ+ women in rural eastern Kentucky. -
In a live conversation on WUKY's Third Cup, Carter discussed her background in real estate and civic leadership, her plans to address Lexington's housing crisis, data centers, public safety, and the city's ice storm response. -
A conversation with Centre College historian Tara Strauch on the grassroots origins of Independence Day and how its celebrations have evolved over 250 years. -
The Kentucky Historical Society's new exhibit uses artifacts, art, and an intentionally empty display case to examine how the state's early settlement has been remembered, celebrated, and recontextualized. -
In a live conversation on WUKY's Third Cup, Gorton discussed her primary win, plans to address homelessness, a new city hall, public safety, and the city's ice storm response. -
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear signed an executive order posthumously pardoning 43 individuals who were wrongfully imprisoned in the 19th century for helping enslaved people escape to freedom. -
Voices Amplified: Voices HEaRd Women's Theatre Festival is featuring a workshop presentation of Cavan Hendron's musical adaptation of the story of Lizzie Borden. -
Sixty folklorists from around the world are in Lexington this week for the annual conference of the International Society for Contemporary Legend Research.
