Event organizers announce the “call for participants” for Lexington Restaurant Week 2022. The event sponsored by Central Bank, Maker’s Mark and WKYT will encompass two weekends this summer from Thursday, July 21 through Sunday, July 31.
The restaurant industry has been hit hard by the ongoing pandemic. They’ve been impacted by nearly every new round of restrictions we’ve seen so far, but despite all that, many of your favorites are Still Serving.
A Kentucky lawmaker has prefiled a bill that would make blowing grass clippings into the road a misdemeanor in an effort to keep motorcycle riders safe.
The Southwest Pony Baseball League is raising money for a coach, his fiance, and their six children, who lost their home and most of their belongings in a fire.
The Danville chapter of the Compassionate Friends organization hosted its annual Worldwide Candle Lighting vigil on Sunday, to helps parents, siblings, and grandparents deal with the loss of a loved one.
Faculty members at the University of Kentucky made room at their Thanksgiving tables on Thursday for students who couldn't make it home, or didn't have anyone to spend the holiday with.
The second of two fundraisers, in less than two weeks, was underway Sunday evening at the Tipsy Cow Bar in Georgetown. Proceeds are going to Scott County Deputy Jaime Morales.
Scott County residents continue to show their support for injured sheriff's deputy Jaime Morales, who was shot on the job several weeks ago. Morales was in critical condition for some time and later learned the injuries left him 90 percent paralyzed.
Tuesday marked the 35th anniversary of National Night Out for police and first responders across Kentucky and the country.
The annual event hopes to build relationships between police departments and the communities they serve, with the goal of making neighborhoods safer.
Kentucky power crews made significant progress in Woodford County Sunday evening, as outages dropped to the 7,000 range, from approximately 10,000 at the start of the day.
Officials are saying it’s a big problem in Kentucky. They are trying to tackle the nearly 50,000 dilapidated Kentucky mobile homes built before 1980 that are still being lived in.
Six months after a crash took the life of a Powell County man, loved ones continue to grieve. 26-year-old General Bowen died in October 2017, after police say a drunk driver crashed into his vehicle in Estill County.
On Saturday, family and friends held a fundraiser in Bowen's honor to make sure his spirit lives on. "We know he's looking down on us today," said Bowen's father J.L. Bowen.
