The brave men and women always run toward the danger to save lives. Their sacrifice doesn’t go unnoticed, and was formally recognized Thursday by the Lexington-Fayette County Urban County Government.
With COVID cases and hospitalizations surging in the state, Midway Mayor Grayson Vandegrift has issued an indoor mask mandate that will last the duration of the festival.
When a child is rushed to the hospital or has an extended stay due to illness it can turn a family’s world upside down. One Madison County nonprofit works to bring hope and encouragement to those families through a small act of kindness meant to make their hospital stay a little easier. A stay in the hospital can be frightening for a child, for his or her parents left waiting with them it can be equally as terrifying and stressful.
The so-called “devious licks challenge” from TikTok is going viral nationwide, involving students recording themselves stealing equipment right off the walls.
At a special home in Lexington, the teenagers who live there depend on adults for everything, 24-7, but, sadly, the staff is overworked and struggling to keep up.
There was some good news Thursday in tackling health care disparities in rural Kentucky. Eastern Kentucky Univeristy and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield are finding solutions through scholarships for students in EKU’s nursing program.
Congratulations to Ashlynn Stephens! The fifth grader is from Coventry Oaks Elementary. Her essay and presentation stood out from the rest. Her theme on knowing the sounds of fire safety earned her the title of Junior Fire Chief for 2021.
Thousands of country music fans are expected to fill Rupp Arena Friday night. With the return of large indoor events, one Lexington doctor said there are precautions people can take first.
A state that was once known for coal could become a haven for solar power. Wednesday afternoon Kentucky lawmakers talked about the impact solar power is having across the state.
The Lee County school community has been hit hard by COVID-19. Two beloved members of the school staff, a teacher’s aide and custodian, passed away from the virus.
While young drivers haven’t had to worry about one of the most nerve-wracking parts of getting a driver’s license — the road test — for more than a year now, the omission concerns more experienced motorists.
As the bourbon industry continues to rapidly grow, researchers at UK are looking at ways to improve bourbon barrel production, which could in turn save money for manufacturers and even save money for consumers.
