Sixty folklorists from around the world are in Lexington this week for the annual conference of the International Society for Contemporary Legend Research.

Kentucky is transitioning to what's known as Next Generation 911.

Gov. Andy Beshear is defending his move to lower the state's gas tax and halt a scheduled increase in the fees. Republicans have expressed concerns that the actions are draining Kentucky's Road Fund.

Lexington will kick off a series of Juneteenth-related events starting June 14.

A former Lexmark and IBM data center campus in Lexington has been sold to Dallas-based data center operator DartPoints for $29 million, according to property records and company officials.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program officially kicked off at Golisano Children's Hospital UK Wednesday.

With concerns about data centers growing, the nonprofit Kentucky Resources Council has released a model ordinance communities could adopt regarding the controversial developments.

Lexington's Urban County Council has given its initial approval to three ordinances that would go on the November ballot for residents to decide.

Fayette County Board of Education Chair Tyler Murphy and the Kentucky Education Association have filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law that would bar some district employees from serving on the two largest school boards in the state.

Thousands of Kentucky children and teens will have access to free meals this summer through the state’s SUN Programs, a federally funded initiative designed to help families when school is out of session.