Blood type may affect stroke risk, study finds
Posted: 12:37 PM The new study suggests people with type AB blood, and women with type B may be a little more likely to suffer a stroke.
Posted: 12:37 PM The new study suggests people with type AB blood, and women with type B may be a little more likely to suffer a stroke.
Updated: 11:00 AM Facebook officials say the spam has appeared on many users' pages, with graphic pictures of sex and violence.
Updated: 8:25 PM The future of grocery shopping looks quicker and easier than ever before. Kroger is testing the Scan-Bag-Go scanner in two Northern Kentucky stores, Cold Springs and Loveland. The scanner lets shoppers scan codes and bag groceries while shopping making for quicker checkout and better monitoring of money spent.
Posted: 11:30 AM Company officials say the new positions are for call center operations.
Updated: 11:55 PM The annual event is scheduled for Tuesday, December 13 at the Singletary Center for the Arts on the UK campus in Lexington.
Posted: 12:54 PM Doctors are now recommending children be tested for high cholesterol by around age 10.
Posted: 11:54 AM Some customers had reported lower-than-expected battery life on their devices.
Posted: 11:35 AM Many people are getting married today, hoping the date will bring them good luck.
Updated: 12:02 AM The deals for veterans are being offered for Veteran's Day, which is tomorrow.
Posted: 12:19 PM The American Heart Association ardently disagrees with today’s ruling by a federal judge blocking the implementation of the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) new graphic warning labels on cigarette packs.
Updated: 12:04 AM The American Farm Bureau estimates the average cost to make a Thanksgiving meal for 10 people will be $49.20 this year.
Posted: 4:21 PM The changes affect customers of Kentucky Utilities and Louisville Gas & Electric.
Updated: 1:27 PM The restaurant on New Circle Road in Lexington is offering 60 cent fries and 60 cent Pepsi drinks through Saturday.
Updated: 7:17 PM Officials with the Kentucky Department of Public Health say the case was from Jessamine County.
Updated: 8:22 PM Each month on WKYT we will introduce you to what we call a "Cancer Warrior." The stories focus on those working to find a cure, those battling the disease or those that have won their battle. For the month of November, a cancer many of us have never heard of, Inflammatory Breast Cancer. IBC, its rare and its deadly and one Laurel County woman is fighting it daily.
Posted: 11:03 AM Daylight-saving time will end at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Posted: 11:18 AM Along with Kohl's, Macy's and Target have announced plans to open their stores at midnight on Black Friday.
Posted: 1:52 PM Target stores across the country will be open 23 hours on Friday, November 25.
Posted: 11:40 AM British researchers found taking two aspirins a day can lower cancer rates by around 60 percent in people who have a higher risk of colon cancer, because of genetics.
Posted: 3:04 PM Federal officials say several new birth control drugs appear to raise the risk of blood clots more than older medications.
Updated: 3:04 PM A new study claims over the last four decades, the flu shot only kept the flu away from healthy adults about 59 percent of the time.
Posted: 11:21 AM The vaccine is currently given to girls to prevent cervical cancer.
Updated: 12:33 AM The company says a switch problem can cause failure of the brake lights, and possibly even the rear brakes themselves.
Updated: 12:01 AM This story has a list of times for many cities in central and eastern Kentucky.
Posted: 11:44 AM Kentucky Department of Education officials say the Campus Mobile Portal app is available for free through Apple's App Store.