Stu Johnson

Lexington’s City Council Tuesday got a rundown on the Parking Authority’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Board Chair Jim Frazier said expenses continue to go up as a part of the $5 million budget.

The March straight-line windstorm that knocked out electricity for many Lexington residents for multiple days has some city leaders wondering about modifying electrical line service.

Uniform regulations for anti-doping and medication control in horseracing are now officially in place. The person who heads oversight of these rules says it’s a new day as it relates to consistency.

The 148th running of the Preakness Stakes is now in the books so two-thirds of the Triple Crown series is completed.

This time of year, high-profile Thoroughbred racing events bring added attention to the horse industry. A Lexington man with decades of equine journalism under his belt has his own thoughts about the status of horse racing.

Gun violence carries an impact in many different ways. That includes mental stress, even for those not directly involved in an incident.

Making universal pre-kindergarten education available to all Kentucky children has been discussed for some time.

By the end of summer, alcohol sales in Madison County could reach well beyond the city limits of Richmond and Berea. That message came in pretty clearly on Tuesday.

Springtime tends to bring out more two-wheeled transportation all across the Commonwealth. Cyclists and drivers of cars both have responsibilities when it comes to safe travel.

Governor Andy Beshear is now involved in a one-on-one political race as he seeks to secure a second term in office. The Democratic governor easily moved on to the fall campaign with his Primary Election victory over two opponents.