Jessica Umbro

A deadly weekend in Lexington resulted in three people killed in just 24 hours.

Berea's Union Church celebrated 100 years of its John G. Fee Memorial Building.

The Lexington African-American Sports Hall of Fame inducted 23 new athletes at the Central Bank Center.

South Broadway is a heavily trafficked area of Lexington, and some UK students are concerned for their safety after multiple hit-and-runs in the area.

The family and friends of Jerry 'Alex' Creech, who was killed in a car crash on Sept. 14th, are looking to fundraise money to cover funeral expenses.

Election day is less than two months away, but the deadline to register to vote is even closer.

The Lexington Fayette Urban County Council green-lit a motion Tuesday to continue the conversation around expanding alcohol sales on Sundays.

While thousands of fans fill Kroger Field every home game, there is one fan who is always there to show the Wildcats his support.

Shopping carts have been seen in and around Lexington, but not necessarily in the parking lots of stores where they belong.

A Fayette County Circuit Court judge sentenced the convicted murderer of 3-year-old Lillyann Grace Reck.

The 42nd annual Festival of the Horse wrapped up in Georgetown Sunday evening.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and one event in Lexington helped bring awareness to more than just one way to save lives.

The elevator at Federal Place Apartments had been broken since last year's floods. Now, residents are relieved to find it working again.

A feasibility study released to the public lists five potential ways the Blue Grass Army Depot will be utilized.

Unions from around Central Kentucky came out to Masterson Station Park to celebrate the importance of unions and the benefits they bring to their members.

A nurse is facing several charges after police say she stole morphine from a nursing home.

Kentucky's Secretary of State serves as the head of Kentucky's Department of State, with the position up for grabs in November.

College classes across the country are up and running, and now, interest rates on student loans are picking up the pace as well.

For the second time this summer, Senator Mitch McConnell appeared to freeze while answering media questions.

Drivers commuting to Labor Day weekend events are urged to drive sober.

The parents of a young boy killed in a DUI crash are continuing to honor his memory by paying it forward.

The Crave Food and Music Festival hosts more than 40 food vendors at Masterson Station Park

Governor Andy Beshear made a surprise visit at the affordable housing conference in Lexington on Friday.

A Lexington family is picking up the pieces of what’s left of their home after a fire destroyed it.

Monday was National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, and many organizations used the day to raise awareness.

Rock House Brewing showcases local vendors

Chevy Chase Inn celebrates the life of Russell 'Redeye' Salyer

Construction crews at the University of Kentucky have uncovered suspected century-old skeletal human remains.

For the past decade, the cost of Lexington’s street lights has exceeded its revenue by about $2 million a year. For those who live in districts where there are streetlights, you could expect to see a slight change in your property taxes.

Monday morning, 130 Kentucky National Guard soldiers said their emotional goodbyes to family and friends before they boarded a plane to eventually head to the Middle East for training.

The University of Kentucky is welcoming back thousands of students, but with more students wanting to live on campus than ever, is there room for everyone?

Kentucky National Guardsmen and women say goodbye to their families ahead of an overseas deployment.

Backpack giveaway honors first FCPS student to die from COVID

Candidates for governor share their campaign platforms

Harrison County Public Schools has already broken ground on its new high school.

Whitley County’s Commonwealth Attorney announced their first homicide conviction in an overdose death on Wednesday.

Monday was day one of what is expected to be a three-day Title IX trial against the University of Kentucky.

Excitement building for Woodford County athletics

Fundraiser held tonight to build recovery center in Richmond

We spoke with the Woodford County Schools Superintendent about how the community can keep students safe on their way to class.

A woman is facing charges in Scott County, accused of trying to make a large purchase using another person’s identity.

It seems like everyone is talking about artificial intelligence recently, with programs like ChatGPT and Midjourney becoming more popular every day.

Black Achievers program helps underserved students

Calls for higher minimum wage in Kentucky

One person is dead after flash flooding in Nicholas County overnight.

The Clark County Fire Department responded to a call that a barn had collapsed on top of the farm’s cattle.

Toyota announced it would invest up to $5.7 million in Scott and Fayette county schools and Ignite Institute in northern Kentucky through its Driving Possibilities program.

Lexington Restaurant Week continues with special menus

Racing returns to Richmond Raceway after extensive damage

A new study found rates of teen suicide and suicide attempts were at their lowest when schools were shut down during the pandemic.