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Thursday night, employees of a Hazard nonprofit will be recognized for their work in four eastern Kentucky counties after last July’s floods.

The City of Lexington is one of 13 across the country taking part in a program designed to assist the city’s environmental efforts.

An interview with Jason Merrick, a vice president with Addiction Recovery Care, about Alcohol Use Disorder in Kentucky

Sports wagering is now in the books in Kentucky. The Kentucky Racing Commission has six months to set up the regulatory framework.

The May primary election is next Tuesday, but some Kentuckians have already voted. Thursday was the first of three consecutive early, in-person voting days.

Dr. Steve Velasco was selected by the Kentucky State Board of Agriculture and was announced on Tuesday.

The Kentucky Blood Center’s “SOS” campaign – which stands for “Save Our Summer” – is designed to remind donors new and old that they are still needed.

Lexington’s Partners for Youth will announce more than $95,000 in grants during their annual Grassroot Grants celebration Saturday.

The federal Horse Integrity and Safety Act is impacting how horse racing addresses potential concerns for both horse and rider. That includes issues related to the track surface.

Springtime is a time for insects to make their presence known in a bigger way. That may be found in large brown dirt mounds around the yard.