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Central Kentucky’s immigrant and Spanish-speaking residents have had greater access to resources and support since Centro de San Juan Diego opened in 2020.

UK HealthCare is celebrating its largest-ever donation — $50 million from entrepreneur and philanthropist Tom Golisano. The gift will also loop Kentucky Children's Hospital into a new alliance of similar providers.

An attempt to push forward with a collective bargaining vote for Fayette County Public School employees failed to gain traction Monday night, despite increasingly sharp criticism from teachers, parents, and other residents.

Gov. Andy Beshear has joined a multi-state lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture, challenging the agency’s suspension of SNAP benefits.

Lexington city leaders interested in launching a Lextran microtransit project are considering shifting their attention to a similar service that already exists.

Federal food aid will not go out Nov. 1, raising concerns in Kentucky, where nearly 600,000 people rely on the program.

Eastern Kentuckians will fill more than 90 open positions for the nuclear reactor firm Framatome this week in Corbin and Hazard.

Mindful Mondays is a component of the Franklin County Regional Jail’s SOAR program, which provides active recovery support and education intended to prevent relapse and recidivism.

Lexington's favorite Halloween treat, the downtown Thriller Parade, is set to take over Main Street this weekend. The holiday festivity will take place under appropriately cloudy skies with a slight chance of rain, according to current forecasts.

Coal mining is indelibly woven into the fabric of daily life in the mountains of southeast Kentucky, but a decline in the coal industry and an associated migration away from mining towns is prompting new efforts to preserve what once was for the next generation. Harlan County is a prime example.