There is some startling new information about the occurrence of breast and ovarian cancer in women who carry a mutated gene. Good Question: What is the BRCA One gene? Read More

Right now Kentucky politicians are ramping up for the November election, on the national front the stage is being set for an upcoming Presidential Primary in 2012. Good Question: Ollie-Hazard :When a presidential candidate drops out of the race who gets the money left in the war chest? Read More

School has been in session now for several weeks in some districts, and that means in your neighborhood you might notice a school crossing guard helping students across the street. Good Question: Michelle-Lexington: Do school crossing guards have the right to direct traffic? Read More

The countdown is on till its football time in the Bluegrass. As of Thursday night we are seven days and counting. Fans will find themselves traveling the Bluegrass Parkway to the Music City to see the Cats open up against the Hilltoppers of Western Kentucky University. Good Question: Chris-Morehead: Why is Kentucky going to Nashville to take on WKU? Read More

Its the middle of summer and while some are dealing with allergies right now, its hard to think about the flu. Good Question: Nancy-Berea: Pharmacies are already advertising that flu shots are available, when is the best time to get one? Read More

Just last week Laurel County officials announced something they hoped would get the attention of deadbeat parents. They received permission from the state to start suspending' drivers licenses, concealed weapons permits or professional licenses for parents who are at least $1000 behind in child support. Good Question: Debbie, Corbin -What resources are there for collecting child support from a deadbeat dad who lives in another city? Read More

August is known to star gazers as Meteor Month. Friday night is peak viewing for the Perseid Meteor shower, but we think some of you have already noticed it going on. Good Question-Debbie, Lexington: On Saturday several of us saw a red light in the sky, then another popped up behind them and they seemed to be coming out of the Western sky. Does anyone have any idea what they were? Read More

Watching a dramatic day on Wall Street can be difficult and stressful for many of us who invest. Until now many were unaware of a AAA rating, much less the country's AA+ rating. Good Question: How will the U.S. credit downgrade affect Americans? Read More

In 2010 there were 315 million cell phones sold worldwide and that means there are that many old phones being discarded or left in drawers at home. Good Question: Luna, Nicholasville- Is there somewhere in Lexington we can donate our used cell phones? Read More

Chances are if you have school aged children you've been scouring the latest back to school fliers from your local stores. In an economy where watching pennies counts, back to school supplies can really break the bank. Good Question: How much money is being spent on school supplies this year? Read More

The deadline for raising the debt ceiling is just six days away. While sparring on Capital Hill continues its left the rest of us to wonder what will happen if no agreement is met? Good Question: How many times has the debt ceiling been raised? Read More

Health advocates consider soda, french fries and donuts junk food and they want it to come with added cost. Opponents say poor Americans would pay too much and people should have the right to choose what they eat. Good Question: Should there be a tax on non nutritious foods? Read More

Have you ever received a medical bill that just didn't sound quite right? It turns out one in every five health claims are rejected based on simple errors. Good Question: How do you know if your are holding a faulty bill? Read More

Whether it's a county fair or a trip to an amusement park there are sure to be rides. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says nationwide there are thousands of injuries each year on those rides, but Kentucky works to make sure that's not the case. Good Question: How do I know the rides in Kentucky are safe? Read More

Tis the season for vacations, time on the beach and the pool. They are all activities that require time out in the summer sun. Studies show that nearly four million Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer this year. Good Question: How much sunscreen should I be putting on? Read More

The number of people diagnosed with a food allergy is on the rise. One that can be severe is an allergy to peanuts. Tuesday night the Lexington Legends will go peanut free at their park for those who can't have them. Good Question: How common is a peanut allergy? Read More

This week has been a deadly week in the water, six people have drowned, some in pools, others in open bodies of water. On Thursday a 2 year old was pulled from the water unresponsive at a Lexington public pool. The Centers For Disease control says everyday ten people die from unintentional drowning, many of them children. Good Question: How early should kids learn to swim? Read More

We usually associate getting a cold or the flu with winter weather, but turns out you can catch the sniffles in the summer too! Good Question: How common are colds in the summer? Read More

Fourth of July is right around the corner, that means celebrating our independence, cook outs and fireworks. Friday festivities get underway in downtown Lexington with the Great American Pie Contest. Good Question: Why is apple pie so American? Read More

The government has a very important reminder before you get busy grilling this summer season. Prepare your food safely. Good Question: What's lurking at a cookout that could make me sick? Read More

The Centers for Disease Control says two out three Americans are overweight, that's roughly 67%. While there are a number of things you should be doing to stay healthy, knowing one number could help save your life. Good Question: Why should I know my Body Mass Index? Read More

Summer is just around the corner and with it can come those dreaded ninety degree temperatures. We know what we are supposed to do to take care of ourselves when its hot, but what about our pets? Good Question: Can dogs and cats suffer from heat stroke? Read More

Kentucky is ranked 15th when it comes to stroke deaths, but now some new research shows adding something in your diet could help Kentuckians becoming a victim. Good Question: Can olive oil lower your chance of becoming a stroke victim? Read More

Last year, some 68,000 people in the U.S. were diagnosed with melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. The Food and Drug Administration has unveiled some new guidelines to standardize the sunscreens doctors say we should all be wearing. Good Question: Why are changes being made to sunscreen labels? Read More

While temperatures have been much more seasonable last week we were sweating it out and probably drinking more liquids. Good Question: How much water should I be drinking daily? Read More

The official start of summer is June 21st, but with heat we've been experiencing its sure feels like it now. That means trips to the pool and sun exposure. Good Question-Reply All: Summer Myths Read More

The Lexington city pools have been packed this week because of the heat, but people are also finding relief in some areas the city doesn't want you to go. Good Question: Why are people not allowed to swim in city fountains? Read More

Health experts say obesity levels in this country are at epidemic levels, that's why First Lady Michele Obama wants us all to eat better and she's changing the way we go about getting a balanced meal. Good Question: How do I know what to eat from the new food plate? Read More

Benjamin Franklin experimented with it and we associate it with spring storms. We are talking about lightning. Scientists say there are 1.4 billion flashes each year. Good Question: Reply All-Lightning Read More

Many parents and children think energy and sports drinks are the same - and a good way to give kids a boost when they're playing sports. But the American Academy of Pediatrics says that's not the case and now there is a new warning for parents. Good Question: Are sports drinks and energy drinks the same thing? Read More