The hip-hop movement is fifty-two years old and a multi-billion-dollar industry affecting fashion, dance, and how young people express themselves.Sam Dick went off the beaten path to see a Lexington hip-hop group promoting physical art and mental well-being through dance.

Carp have increasingly become a nuisance in waterways across the country. A southern Kentucky high school teacher and his students are using the invasive fish to feed injured raptors, like bald eagles, vultures and hawks.

Everyday thousands of patients and family members come thru the waiting rooms and hallways of Baptist Health Lexington, and if they’re lucky, they meet a couple of four-legged volunteers.

A feature about the work of Stephen Rolfe Powell

Sam Dick goes off the beaten path to Versailles to see how children are learning music in a unique studio environment

Sam Dick traveled to Fayette County to learn about the inspiration behind a lavender farm

Sam Dick travels to Bath County to visit a man who overcame a physical disability to build a thriving farming business

Sam Dick visited the Lexington Boys and Girls Club Choir enjoying summer camp in Lee County

Sam Dick traveled to Lexington to see Gatton Park on Town Branch, a new public park located behind Rupp Arena