Clay Wallace

In 2025, a combination of new state laws and federal requirements sent wait times at Kentucky's 35 driver licensing offices soaring.

"Spring Break at Gatton Park is a way for us to answer that kind of age-old adage that you hear from the kids during Spring Break," says Donald Miller, Park Director of Gatton Park. "Mom and Dad, I'm Bored."

The Frankfort Board of Commissioners voted four-to-one to direct staff to pursue a private waste management contract.

At a Trans Day of Visibility rally in Washington D.C., Lexington Councilwoman Emma Curtis presented the work of transgender Kentuckians and allies as a beacon of effective leadership.

The Assembly recommended councilmembers receive $59,987 annually - exactly Lexington's average wage. Next month, CivicLex will present that recommendation to LFUCG, who will decide whether or not to put the decision onto the ballot in November.

A food forest - a garden of edible and medicinal plants - is being planted behind AVOL's headquarters off Versailles Road.

The city, the University of Kentucky, and Fayette County Public Schools are hosting a week of creek walks, cleanups, and workshops to celebrate and protect local waterways.

Researchers are seeking pregnant patients for the clinical trial of a drug designed to decrease the risk of fetal anemia in patients with hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN).

A new partnership between a local musician and Frankfort Parks, Recreation & Historic Sites expands a grassroots singing program to two parks through September.

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.