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Epicenter finished in second in both the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness.

After falling more than 100 feet, Joshua Alexander has made an almost full recovery

Two eastern Kentucky mothers said they were troubled and heartbroken to learn their sons were left out of school activities because of their special needs.

Renderings of the horses and foals will be on display at the library’s rotunda through July 10.

The Wildcats need to win or get some help Saturday to make the SEC Tournament.

A bill to add $40 billion to the Restaurant Revitalization Fund has failed to pass the U.S. Senate.

It’s the first Black-Eyed Susan victory for trainer Brad Cox and jockey Florent Geroux.

The Wildcats will play No. 3 Virginia Tech Saturday in the winner’s bracket.

The Lexington chapter of the NAACP is calling for police accountability and questioning officers’ response during a welfare check the day before the deaths of two children earlier this month.

The Ky. Commissioner of Agriculture says there are several unique stressors that farmers face every day that people in cities may not understand.

The Mercer County superintendent said this pay raise will give teachers about a 10% salary increase.

On the latest episode of Kentucky Newsmakers, WKYT’s Bill Bryant talks with Kentucky Republican Party spokesman Sean Southard and Kentucky Democratic Chairman Colmon Elridge.

It will also be a space where the community can have a variety of health screenings in one spot.

Christopher “Rusty” Custer is accused of lying about being a Navy SEAL to get money for a horse business.

A central Kentucky teacher has been named the Kentucky Education Association’s 2022 Teacher of the Year.

Many counties across Kentucky experienced severe thunderstorms Thursday night.

COVID-19 cases are starting to tick up in Kentucky. It’s following a nationwide trend where even some hospitals are filling up again.

Victoria Strelsky is accused of murdering McCarty, a well-known farmer and business owner in Laurel County.

It looks a whole lot steamier for folks across Kentucky.

Students at Lexington’s Harrison Elementary have created their own version of Horse Mania!

Lexington Christian Academy is getting school resource officers starting next school year.

The Lexington Center Corporation announced Thursday what kind of development will go in the parking lot across from Rupp Arena.

It happened around 3 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of Tates Creek Road and Gainesway Drive.

Lexington’s six city pools will start to open Memorial Day weekend.

Severe thunderstorms blew through several Kentucky counties Wednesday night, bringing hail and strong winds.

Rising rent and an affordable housing shortage are among the factors that worry advocates.

It happened at the store on Nicholasville Road.

The Lexington Opera House revealed the nine-show 2022-2023 Season of Broadway Live and Variety Live.

The Radio Television Digital News Association announced today that WKYT is the winner of three regional Edward R. Murrow Awards for excellence in journalism, including two awards for its coverage of the December deadly tornado outbreak in Kentucky.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that Catalent Inc. has plans for a $175 million investment to expand its existing operation and add a new R&D facility in Clark County.