Updated: 8:36 AM The Fayette Urban County Council will vote Thursday on whether a Lexington neighborhood will be considered historical.

Posted: 8:32 AM The American Bald Eagle population has grown so dramatically that government officials are expected to announce today that the bird is no longer a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act.

Posted: 8:31 AM Starting today, you can vote to have one of America's favorite TV families call Kentucky home.

Updated: 11:44 AM Several city officials named as defendants in a lawsuit filed by people who say they were abused by the founder of a Lexington youth program are no longer defendants.

Updated: 2:39 PM Kentucky State Police are searching for the person responsible for a violent burglary. The suspect fired shots at the homeowner.

Updated: 9:53 AM The new edition of Champs Skate and Entertainment Center is getting ready to open for business.

Updated: 8:22 AM The victim says the deputy hit him during an argument about a gun.

Updated: 9:05 AM Northwest Airlines said Tuesday that it cancelled over 10 percent of its flights over a four-day period, from this past Friday through Monday.

Posted: 5:49 PM Two people injured in a fatal bus crash near Bowling Green have been released from a southern Kentucky hospital, while eleven others remain under medical supervision.

Posted: 5:37 PM Good news today about a woman, severely burned in a fire in Powell County. Carolyn Sue Isaacs has been upgraded to fair condition at UK hospital.

Updated: 5:04 PM Governor Fletcher's campaign manager says the governor has taken a stronger stand against casino gambling. Fletcher's challenger in the fall general election Democrat Steve Beshear supports efforts to legalize casino gambling in Kentucky.

Posted: 4:58 PM A state consultant says preliminary design work on the southernmost portion of the planned Interstate 69 extension from Evansville to Indianapolis might begin next week.

Updated: 4:18 PM Police say they have a suspect, but don't know who that person killed several years ago.

Updated: 2:27 PM The extremely dry conditions across the state are now affecting how some people will celebrate the Fourth of July.

Updated: 3:11 PM Lexington Police are investigating a reported kidnapping today.

Updated: 2:41 PM A woman charged in the shooting death of her husband appeared in court this morning.

Updated: 2:34 PM Former Treasury chief Gordon Brown became British prime minister Wednesday, promising "a new government with new priorities," after Tony Blair left office with a legacy of economic prosperity overshadowed by the deeply divisive Iraq war.

Updated: 12:36 PM Kentucky businesses have until July second to file annual reports with the secretary of state's office.

Updated: 12:23 PM Two people injured in a fatal bus crash near Bowling Green have been released from a southern Kentucky hospital, while 11 others remain under medical supervision.

Posted: 12:19 PM A one-year prison term has been handed to a Somerset resident for his role in a murder on Easter Sunday last year.

Posted: 12:16 PM A fired Lexington Bryan Station teacher has pleaded guilty to third-degree sexual abuse. Anthony Graves received 90 days in jail yesterday to be served concurrently with time he's already serving for felony crimes.

Posted: 12:09 PM Paris police have housed a 13-year-old boy in a Fayette County juvenile facility after a high-speed chase in central Kentucky that ended with a traffic crash.

Updated: 12:06 PM The owner of Jet Coffee in northern Kentucky says that after serving in the Army as a field artillery officer, he realizes the joy of a good cup of coffee.

Updated: 8:07 AM Police were called out to Masterson Station Academy on West Main Street in Lexington after a man approached day care workers trying to pick up a child that wasn't his.

Updated: 4:17 PM As the investigation continues into a body found in a barrel in Laurel County; police say they have new information into the case.