The fall school season is a good time for Kentucky families to get back on track with their kids' wellness checkups and routine immunizations.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman says the online gaming platform Roblox has become a “playground for predators.” He announced a new lawsuit accusing the company of lax child safety measures.

The entirety of the 2025-26 Kentucky men’s basketball schedule has been finalized with the Southeastern Conference’s announcement of dates, tip times, and television designations for all league schedules.

In January of this year, two severe winter storm events and weeks of subfreezing temperatures disrupted the city and delayed school openings. This week, Lexington’s Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee review the snow plan for the upcoming season.

Council is back in Chambers this week after their fall break and in this week's edition of WUKY's CivicLex Chat Kit Anderson previews two streets and roads-related committee efforts taking place at city hall. She also talks about an opportunity you have to weigh in on the city's master plan Wednesday night from 5:30-7:30 pm at the Lyric Theatre.

Kentucky’s major utilities, Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities, are proposing to raise rates, and the state’s energy regulator will hear feedback from residents at a series of public hearings next week, on Monday in Madisonville, Tuesday in Lexington, and on Oct. 16 in Middlesboro.

UK's respective men's and women's basketball coaches got up close and somewhat personal with reporters today during the annual Media Day event at Memorial Coliseum.

Amy McGrath, a Democrat and retired Marine fighter pilot, made it official Monday morning and announced on social media that she would be running for Sen. Mitch McConnell’s seat.

An estimated 22,000 jobs in the wind manufacturing industry could be created in Appalachian Kentucky and neighboring states in the coming decades, according to a new report from ReImagine Appalachia.

Governor Andy Beshear announced Thursday that while license operators are already growing "safe medical cannbis, we're about to grow a whole lot more."