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The U.S. Department of Justice is planning on sending federal monitors to Fayette and Jefferson counties to monitor midterm voting.

Kentucky energy leaders are beginning the long work of digging through the specifics of a major nuclear announcement.

A recent gathering in Louisville brought together local activists and organizers with national experts to brainstorm ways to promote healing and belonging in a society fractured by divisiveness.

The search for Fayette County's next superintendent is moving into a new phase.

No. 12 Kentucky fell behind early but rallied to beat Vanderbilt 34-17 on Saturday night at Kroger Field.

More than half of Lexington's district city council races have candidates running unopposed, but five seats are up for grabs.

Following outcry from neighbors, Lexington planners have voted down a plan that would have cleared the way for another major student housing development.

Seventeen organizations have filed declarations to participate in Kentucky’s new education scholarship program, which is meant to help both public and private school students to cover educational expenses. But the benefit may be harder to realize for public schools.

After cruising to a 20-point win in their exhibition opener, No. 23 Kentucky will face a tougher test this week as the Cats host No. 19/16 Texas Tech at Rupp Arena (7 p.m. ET, SEC Network Plus).

Sunday kicks off a celebration some four years in the making as the city of Lexington once again plays host to the Breeders' Cup by holding a week's worth of events. In a special edition of One on One, we get a preview from Breeders' Cup Festival marketing coordinator Matt Harris.