Ashton Stanley

Morehead State University has partnered with Kongsberg Satellite Services, known as KSAT, one of the leading companies for ground satellite tracking worldwide, to support missions to the moon and provide opportunities for students.

Overnight temperatures will drop this weekend, and frost chances are rising for people who are still holding onto summer gardens.

Jim Peters, lead driving instructor at Apex Driving School, shared some tips on how to stay safe when roadways get slick.

It is Bat Week in Kentucky, with the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services celebrating the benefits of having bats around and what to do if you come across one.

Many Kentuckians are deciding what to do with leaves in their yards as fall continues, and leaves can be used as compost before being bagged as trash.

Daylight saving time ends this weekend, and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says the change could put more drivers on the road at times when deer are more active.

Choosing the right pumpkin and following specific preparation steps can extend how long a carved jack-o’-lantern lasts before Halloween.

Eastern Kentucky University has begun planning for its annual prescribed burns, which help local ecology.

A mechanic recommends checking tire pressure, fluids and battery before the cold hits.

The shape was exhaust from a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launching from Cape Canaveral, Florida, more than 800 miles away.

After Hurricane Isaias made landfall this past Friday on the coast of Florida, Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief is sending help to the area.

The brown marmorated stink bug has become a common sight for Kentuckians, especially inside homes.

Leaves changing color is a process that happens every year, but the conditions needed for an exceptional display can get complicated

One part of Lakeview Park is already preparing for spring, as crews work on a new garden designed to support native pollinator populations.

Trees located in parks or along streets offer benefits to urban areas, including lowering temperatures, improving water quality and adding beauty to the area, according to Live Green Lexington.

The list includes six rabbits and more than 60 ducks and chickens.

The map has been in development since 2023.

We are rounding out the weekend with the same cool, fall-like weather we have enjoyed over the last few days. Warmer temperatures will build through the workweek before rain chances return closer to next weekend.

Central and Eastern Kentucky is enjoying a comfortable, crisp start to fall, with a sunny weekend ahead and cooler temperatures sticking around.

Honeysuckle, known for its white flower and nectar, is causing problems for forests across central Kentucky.

A Lexington subdivision is restoring a pond into a natural stream.

Eli Abrahim, owner and operator of Always Green Lawn Care, said the summer’s heat and moisture created conditions for weeds and insects to thrive.

Many people are preparing to visit pumpkin patches this fall, but a rainy and hot summer in Central and Eastern Kentucky has affected pumpkin growth. When pumpkins are still green and softer, excessive rainy days can lead to disease and rot.

The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department has sent teams out to spray for mosquitoes this week after a notable increase in complaints from residents across the county.

Some trees in Kentucky are showing fall colors, but it is not due to fall.