Stu Johnson

Just over seven million dollars in federal funding is coming to R.J. Corman Central Kentucky Lines. The freight railroad system carries more than 17,000 carloads per year.

The city of Lexington plans to purchase 30 acres of land along the Kentucky River. It’s expected to be a "first" when it comes to city parkland.

Word of this week’s heart-breaking violence carried out against young school children in Texas is carrying an impact across the country. That is also the case in Kentucky. The organization created in 1998 to consider issues like this is the Kentucky Center for School Safety.

Despite high gasoline prices, Triple-A is predicting a return to the highway for thousands of Kentuckians this Memorial Day weekend.

A Lexington man faces three counts of murder and domestic violence charges in connection with the fatal shooting of three women.

Educators all across the country are reflecting on the tragic events this week in Uvalde Texas.

Lexington City Council Member David Kloiber says he doesn't expect his campaign strategy to change much going into the general election.

Kentucky Education Commissioner Jason Glass says his processing of the mass murder of school children in Texas has him heartbroken and angry. 19 elementary-aged children and two teachers were killed in the attack.

Officials with the state, the city of Lexington, and a globally known agriculture-based company say they’re upping their ag-tech recruitment game. The announcement came Tuesday at the annual Alltech One Conference in Lexington.

Plans are moving forward for the development of new public parkland in southwest Lexington. Design work will focus on land off Parkers Mill Road across the street from the current Cardinal Run Park.