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This week on The Business Side WUKY's Alan Lytle and Chris Bollinger, director of the Center for Business and Economic Research in UK's Gatton School of…

University of Kentucky Police have issued a crime bulletin. They say a female student was corresponding with a man who called himself “Mo” on the app…

The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has partnered with the UK Gatton College to produce a quarterly report on Kentucky's economic recovery from the pandemic.…

Tomorrow is election day and both candidates have vastly different strategies for managing the economy. On the Business Side this week, we talk about some…

Almost a month ago, we spoke with Dr. Kenneth Troske about the status of the economy approaching the election. He's back on the program today to give us…

This week on the Business Side WUKY's Alan Lytle gets a preview of Tuesday's Kentucky Economic Outlook Conference in Lexington from Chris Bollinger,…

You finally find a spot along the curb, between two hulking SUVs, and it looks pretty tight. Do you go for it or move on? Not to worry; geometry can save you.

Workers are clearing land in northern Kentucky to build a long-stalled tourist attraction featuring Noah's Ark.Ken Ham, head of the Christian ministry…

Commentator Katie Davis brings us another of her neighborhood stories. Meet Don Victor Zebina, who always has the last word at the community garden in Walter Pierce Community Park. You need a piece of land; you have to go to Victor. You don't go and your plants might get ripped out. Katie Davis maps the intricate boundaries and passions of the community garden in Adams Morgan -- the most diverse neighborhood in Washington, D.C. Recently, there has been a line of people asking for new plots. The tension among gardeners has even led to "garden wars."

The Curiosity Fair at UK is an annual, community event that highlights the role of curiosity in education. Faculty, staff and students create “Curiosity Stations” or short demos that represent ideas from their classes, fields or research. There is always a wide variety of disciplines, and the event is an informal and fun way for participants to engage with new people and ideas. Dr. Greg talks with co-organizer Dr. Hannah Ruehl and past presenter Dr. Lou Hirsch about what to expect this year.