Clay Wallace
Reporter-
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. -
Kentucky law requires the Attorney General to randomly select 12 counties for additional review after every primary and general election. -
Liberty Hall and The Ashbrook are partnering to offer exclusive packages for private events hosted with both residences. -
Mifepristone remains available by mail for Kentuckians seeking an abortion, but what options are available when a telehealth visit is not possible? -
Election day is Tuesday, May 19, but you can go to the polls this week to decide the nominees for mayor and one council district seat. -
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."
