Clay Wallace

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.

Saturday afternoon through Monday, the nonprofit is offering free, first-come, first-served rides for doctors, nurses, and healthcare staff who live and work in Fayette county.

An anonymous couple is offering a $1-million matching challenge to permanently fund CivicLex's youth education programs.

Nearly twenty years ago, a single mistake nearly caused the deportation of a Filipina immigrant. This weekend, THE COURTROOM retells the story of how her case was won - and asks the question of whether that ending would even be possible today.[NOTE: DUE TO WEATHER, THIS PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN POSTPONED.]

On Monday, the City of Lexington, the University of Kentucky, and community sponsors will host Lexington's 53rd annual MLK Day Celebration.

The demonstration was one of dozens across the state and thousands across the country following the killing of Renee Nicole Good by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Jonathan Ross.

The Lexington Police Department's December report shows a -10.8% decrease in violent crime and a -7.9% decrease in property crime from 2024.

The Kentucky General Assembly convenes today not under the Capitol dome, but in temporary chambers set up beside the parking garage.Architect Kevin Gough is with Champlain/EOP, the company behind the Capitol renovation project. As we look forward to the new year - and the 2026 regular session - architects like Gough are also keeping an eye on the past, making decisions about what needs to change and what's worth carrying forward.

Joanna Hay's new documentary exploring the century-old Grand Theatre from the balcony where Frankfort's Black movie-goers sat premieres Friday, January 9 at 6:30 pm.