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In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the concert area’s footprint has been more than doubled while the seating capacity has been reduced by more than half.

Rounds of showers & storms will slow down some of the heat.

The victim told WJHL TV he notified the TWRA of the bear encounter the following day.

More than 48,000 Kentucky businesses received loans through the federal Paycheck Protection Program.

Kentucky State Police says the KSP Electronic Crime Branch arrested a 48-year-old man on charges related to child sexual abuse material.

Before “Survivor,” “The Amazing Race” and “American Ninja Warrior,” there was MTV’s “The Challenge.”

Though most of the films that have debuted during the pandemic never got to screen for packed movie houses, “Palm Springs” had the kind of premiere filmmakers dream of.

The coronavirus pandemic has taken it's toll on the entertainment industry and that includes shutting down Broadway in New York City. Theaters went dark in March and it was recently announced shows wouldn’t resume until next year. For two Lexington natives who have found some success on Broadway, they never expected to have it halted like this.

Wearing a mask in public is not currently mandated in Kentucky but it’s a growing trend in other places.

The Rowan County Coroner’s Office says the sheriff’s department Is investigating the death of a 54-year-old woman.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Tuesday 371 new cases of COVID-19 in the state, raising Kentucky’s total number of cases to 17,519.

Five people have died from COVID-19 complications at a Corbin nursing home.

Drive-ups and walk-ups will be accepted. No appointment is necessary. Testers will ask for insurance, but testing is free, even without insurance.

More than 150 inmates have become sick with COVID-19 at the Kentucky Correctional Institution for Women in Shelby County.

The University of Louisville men’s basketball team announced Tuesday that it is suspending voluntary activities for two weeks after two members of the program tested positive for the coronavirus.

The Wildcats will host UAB on Dec. 6 and Marshall on Dec. 29

A few storms continue to cause local issues across the region.

A University of Kentucky police officer has been fired after he was arrested.

A troubling trend continues in Lexington.

Refuge Ridge in Williamsburg provides sanctuary for wolf dogs.

Kentucky lawmakers and education leaders met Tuesday morning to talk about plans to reopen schools.

As cases continue to rise across the country, many are concerned these places could become potential hot spots for the coronavirus.

A petition to remove a Confederate statue at the Anderson County Courthouse in Lawrenceburg is picking up steam, it now has over 700 signatures.

A prominent person in Lexington and the horse industry is coming under fire for comments on Facebook.

The Lexington-Fayette Co. Health Dept. is reporting 62 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday morning.

Using existing research, scientists have found that silent transmission could be responsible for half of the COVID-19 cases.

The department credited the quick action of firefighters for saving the home from major damage.

The unsettled pattern will hold on for the remainder of the week.

After losing several times, Zimmerman got upset, fought his son, and later grabbed a gun, shooting into the ceiling twice.

Two of the incidents occurred on I-275, and a third happened on I-75.