Clay Wallace

Mindful Mondays is a component of the Franklin County Regional Jail’s SOAR program, which provides active recovery support and education intended to prevent relapse and recidivism.

Tuesday Meadows and her daughter, Amy Meadows, discuss Tuesday’s coming out as a trans woman.

In what the Frankfort Police department described as an “appalling act of littering,” Frankfort residents woke up to find KKK flyers lying in front yards and streets.

The initiative, called Pick Up Perks, works like this: participants fill a trash bag with litter from a local neighborhood or park, then claim their free drip coffee from a participating cafe.

Frankfort’s Buffalo Trace Distillery is offering self-guided "Night at the Distillery" tours this October, plus a sweepstakes to win a chance to explore the grounds with paranormal investigators.

Liberty Hall Historic Site offers special evening tours throughout October exploring the legend of the Gray Lady and other resident ghosts. WUKY's Clay Wallace speaks with Curator of Collections John Walker about the home, its history, and its "benevolent" hauntings.

Every year, The Commonwealth Fund releasees their State Scorecard on Medicare Performance. This year, Kentucky ranks 49 out of 51 - above only Mississippi and Louisiana.

Friends Shannon Williams and Isaac Jones discuss building confidence and community through karaoke.

Christian Adair recounts how being mentored as a child in Kansas inspired his program serving young men and boys of color in Lexington.

The "heart of bourbon" comes alive as Frankfort hosts its annual Bourbon on the Banks Festival this Saturday, October 4. WUKY's Clay Wallace speaks with festival director Diane Strong about what makes this year's event special, including a celebration of women in bourbon. Editorial note: WUKY is one of the sponsors of this year's event.