Karyn Czar

Kentucky lawmakers passed and signed Senate Bill 73 in March, and it becomes effective this Friday. It makes Sexual Extortion, also known as Sextortion a felony and requires education in schools.

A monument unveiled in Lexington on Juneteenth honors Lewis and Harriet Hayden, two formerly enslaved Lexingtonians who became abolitionists, guiding hundreds of slaves to freedom through Kentucky’s Underground Railroad.

Volunteers are needed this Saturday to travel by boat along 12 miles of river that borders Fayette County. This event, sponsored by the City of Lexington and the Kentucky River Authority, began just over 25 years ago.

Storms are expected in the Commonwealth with the possibility of damaging winds, hail, heavy rainfall, localized flooding, and the potential for tornadoes.

Governor Andy Beshear announced that Dr. John Langefeld will become the new Commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health, succeeding Dr. Steven Stack, who will transition to his new role as Secretary of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services on July 1st.

Kentuckians with a nonviolent criminal record will have the opportunity for a fresh start in Woodford County during an annual Expungement Clinic on Tuesday.

The criminals are using phones to try to convince you that you owe a bridge toll or a parking fine. I've gotten the message; I've interviewed at least a dozen people who have, and even Governor Andy Beshear has been asked to pay false fines.

University of Kentucky Opera Theatre’s annual “It’s a Grand Night for Singing!” returns for its 33rd season with six performances over two weekends, beginning tonight at Singletary Center for the Arts.

The Governor is condemning the mobilization of National Guard Troops in California and taking steps to ensure planned protests in Kentucky on Saturday remain peaceful.

The $540 million budget represents a 7% increase from two years ago, when the city first surpassed $500 million.