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Legal protections against workplace violence would be extended to contract healthcare providers under legislation before the Kentucky House.

Legislation to loosen time restrictions on the over-the-counter purchase of a popular decongestant is before the Kentucky House.

March 5th marks the 60th anniversary of an event known as the March on Frankfort

The city of Lexington is working with officials in five other central Kentucky counties to come up with a regional climate plan to reduce greenhouse gases.

The Lexington Public Library system is beginning its ‘Summer at the Library’ series of events. It’s meant to help keep students’ minds sharp as the school year comes to a close.

For decades, thousands of American servicemen and women were out of the military for being gay or lesbian. That changed after a court ruling in 2010, and today, the Department of Veterans Affairs offers a wide variety of services to them.

The agency’s Disaster Needs Survey would help victims register for emergency shelters and other services. It will also collect information about other needs that are still unmet.

CEOs of four Big Tech companies testified Wednesday before Congress in an antitrust hearing. They faced questions on issues of censorship, free speech and monopoly.

Lexington’s Division of Water Quality is accepting applications for the city’s annual Stormwater Quality Incentive Grant Program.

The ‘song of summer’ is coming in the next few weeks. It’s about time for the annual cicadas to make their presence known in portions of Kentucky.