Clay Wallace

Senate Bill 351 uses decades-old criteria to ban anyone diagnosed with or treated for gender dysphoria from applying for or renewing a teaching license. House Bill 867 requires transgender people to use bathrooms associated with their birth sex in government buildings.

Last year, Lexington entered a partnership with Undue Medical Debt, a national nonprofit which purchases and forgives medical debts.

Centre College presents Ira Glass and Jad Abumrad: An Evening with the Creators of This American Life and Radiolab on February 21 at 7:30 in partnership with media sponsor WUKY.

During Wednesday's DOJ oversight hearing, Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie questioned Attorney General Pam Bondi about the Department of Justice's handling of the Epstein files.

The City of Frankfort is kicking off a year-long civic engagement initiative to mark America's 250th anniversary. It comes with an original theme song and animated video celebrating civic pride.

We’re now a third of the way through the 2026 Kentucky General Assembly, the first of three anticipated to be held in the temporary chambers beside the parking garage during the Capitol’s $300 million rennovation.

Twenty-two Kentucky law enforcement agencies currently participate in programs that pay bonuses for locating ICE targets. House Bill 47 and Senate Bill 86 would require participation statewide.

Mayor Gorton delivered her annual State of the City-County Address Thursday, highlighting economic partnerships, public safety improvements, and plans for continued growth in 2026.

The $200,000 grant was awarded to First Baptist Church to aid with flood damage, but the contract stipulated that recipients assist immigration enforcement efforts and eliminate diversity and inclusion policies.

The University of Kentucky’s Department of History is honoring the anniversary of the nation's founding with their Celebrating 1776 series - talks, lectures and events that put the nation’s founding a quarter of a millennium ago into perspective.