Ohio’s governor, Mike DeWine, announced on Wednesday plans to give away $5 million over a five-week period. Starting May 26, they will give away $1 million to an Ohio resident who has been vaccinated.
Emily Hagan discovered she was a match after getting tested, and after praying and talking to her family, she made the selfless decision to donate her kidney.
After a year of restrictions, challenges, and unrest over social injustices, a week and a half long celebration of Black owned restaurants and venues is coming to central Kentucky.
The rally, which was organized by United Campus Workers of Kentucky, originally called for President Eli Capilouto to implement all of the proposals laid out in five resolutions passed by University Senate.
This morning we talked to a fuel distributor who said the only reason there’s anything resembling a fuel shortage in our area because people are buying more gas than they normally would.
Kentucky's Attorney General asks customers who believe they have encountered unfair business practices to report it to the Attorney General’s Office of Consumer Protection
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Administration, or NOAA, just released new 30-year climate normals and for Kentucky and we’ve seen some notable changes in our average temperature and precipitation.
No time is being wasted after the FDA approved the use of the Pfizer vaccine for kids 12 to 15 years old. 30 people in the age group have already been vaccinated at Kroger Field. Wild Health is planning 37 clinics at schools across the Commonwealth starting next week.
Indian Americans in Kentucky are keeping a close eye on the events in their home country. One UK student is doing something about the problem, through a breath of much-needed oxygen.
According to the sheriff’s office, the United States Customs and Border Protection along with the Office of Homeland Security recently intercepted counterfeit Apple products that were being sent from China to Georgetown.
The investigation began early Wednesday morning in the area of Four Mile Road between Danielle Court and Estill Avenue. Richmond police tell us Lexington police received a tip about a possible homicide at a home in Richmond.
It’s hard to pass a business, restaurant, or store that isn’t advertising their efforts to hire workers. Many have told us they are struggling to get people to even apply.
Fayette County Public Schools partnered with Wild Health hoping to capitalize on the time left in the school year to reach as many students as possible before summer break.
As the economy spins back up to full speed, the president of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce says businesses are still hurting, this time from a lack of people applying for their jobs.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness, or ‘NAMI,’ dedicates this month to fighting stigma and educating the public. Experts said the increases in mental health issues from last year to now not only need to be addressed, but also worked through.
As many high school seniors prepare to graduate, many are thinking of what plans they have next for college, but some students may not have that option. That’s why Mission of Hope has been stepping up to provide scholarships to students in need to help achieve their goals.
Bar owners are feeling a little more optimistic this week after receiving some the news that, by the end of the month, they’ll be able to keep their doors open later, and serve customers longer.
