Hallie DeVore

With Friday being St. Patrick’s Day and the first round of March Madness for Kentucky basketball, it’s basically Christmas Day for sports bars when it comes to sales.

A house fire devastated a couple in Pulaski County this past weekend. And now the family is asking the community for help.

Some drag performers going as far as pulling out of scheduled performances, or seeking further security at their shows.

The Salsa Club hosted an event in honor of International Women's Day in hopes to empower women.

A club at the University of Kentucky is aiming to encourage and empower female neuroscience students.

Community members offer chargers and coffee to their neighbors without power.

What KU is saying about the the severity of the powerline damages

There have been fewer reported homicides at the start of this year compared to previous years.

With February being American heart month, it’s important to do what you can to keep your heart in good health.

UK basketball fans continue with unwavering support, despite the slow start to the season

With the increasing number of mass shootings, invasions and attacks, learning Jiu-Jitsu or other forms of self-defense could save your life.

Fans are hopeful that this program opens the door for alcohol sales at all UK sporting events.

The renovations of Memorial Coliseum made it all the way to construction documents in late 2019, and then the plans were halted because of the pandemic. Now the ball is finally rolling again. The new renovations will affect the competition space for four University of Kentucky women’s sports programs.

A group of people gathered outside the Whitley County Board of Education on Wednesday.

The service is being described as a revival and “a movement that only God could orchestrate and keep going.”

Students and community members continue to find peace in dwelling and worshiping in the chapel, and say they don't see signs of stopping anytime soon.

A study group at The University of Kentucky is spreading awareness and resources to help prevent opioid overdoses in the Commonwealth.

J. B. McNabb Middle School in Mt. Sterling has been working on putting a store in the school to help struggling families.

The Salvation Army in Lexington is asking for the community’s help in supporting the people of Turkey and Syria after the tragic earthquake struck Monday morning.

a national championship contender is continuing to collect wins right here in Lexington.

Small businesses say they have seen a downturn since new parking rates were implemented.

Staff and students speak on science education in Lexington's youth.

State leaders were on hand to break ground on Bluegrass Distillery at Elkwood Farms in Midway.

If the cold weather has you dreaming of spending time outdoors this summer, you’re not alone.

The community fears gas prices could be climbing up to similar prices to last summer.

A local non-profit is partnering with a Lexington gym to raise money for those in need of medical procedures.

Big Blue Nation has a chance to meet some of their favorite wildcats during the first-ever 15 club fanfest.

January is Radon Awareness Month, and although the month is coming to a close, it’s important to keep radon in the conversation year-round.

In the winter, when moisture seeps into cracks in the road, it can freeze and expand, creating potholes. However, many people drive by these potholes without reporting them, leaving the next person to deal with any car damage caused by them.

Four months after the death of Desman LaDuke, family, friends, and members of the community rally for justice.

First ever BourbonCon in Lexington turnout was a success.

We are still waiting on a decision from the Kentucky Supreme Court regarding abortion rights in the Commonwealth. In June 2022, a historic decision was made to overturn Roe v. Wade, leaving things in the hands of the states.

A family was left without a home after a fire destroyed it. Now, one organization is asking for your help to help them.

A central Kentucky custodian is being hailed as a hero. Scott County Schools says Garth Elementary head custodian Heather collins saved a child’s life.

In honor of MLK weekend, FCDP gives to those in need.

Kids from ages five and under could come to read, talk, play and sing together.

TikTok has been banned on Kentucky state government devices.

One Kentucky college is hosting a workshop for educators on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The Lexington Police Department welcomed its newest officers Friday morning.