The City of Lexington, God’s Pantry Food Bank and several community partners have launched “Lexington’s Big Give,” a citywide food drive to collect donations for God’s Pantry Food Bank and the Family Care Center of Lexington.
WKYT Chief Meteorologist Chris Bailey predicted another colder and snowier than normal winter for Kentucky during his annual winter weather forecast, providing specific temperature and snowfall projections through March.
The University of Kentucky’s Circle of Love hits its 39th year this holiday season. It’s an effort to make sure kids at schools in central Kentucky have presents to open during the holidays, where they may not have had them.
Sunday marks eleven months since Kentucky State Police say 63-year-old Doug Harless was shot and killed inside his home by London police and now the case is moving forward.
The crash occurred at around 2 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 21, and both people hurt were transported to the hospital with minor, non-life-threatening injuries.
The Right Size, Bright Future Committee for Fayette County Public Schools held their second meeting Thursday night with a packed house of advocates, parents and teachers watching their work.
Owsley County suffered devastating damage when the South Fork of the Kentucky River reached major flood stage in Booneville, rising to just a few inches below the record.
Health professionals are monitoring a new flu virus variant circulating internationally that could potentially reach the United States as the 2024-25 flu season approaches.
GE Appliances announced Thursday that more than $150 million in new contracts have been awarded to U.S.-based suppliers across 10 states for steel, resins, parts and components.
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