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Kentucky postal carriers not immune from thieves

Kentucky postal workers have been victim to both burglaries and physical assault. Jeff Sagrecy with U.S. Postal Inspection said carriers have been approached and threatened individually and then there are collection boxes too.

Bryan Station Middle School is one of the sites for the Summer Food Service Program in Lexington.

How the Summer Food Service Program works in Lexington

The Fayette County Public School District’s annual Summer Food Service Program is underway.

Phase One of the City of Lexington's extreme heat plan will remain in effect through at least Saturday.

City of Lexington steps up services to homeless persons during heat wave

The City of Lexington is taking several steps to look after homeless persons during this week’s heat wave.

Fireworks are being sold across the state, but a central Kentucky police chief said many people don't know the state and local laws governing their use.

Officials stress firework safety in days leading up to Fourth of July

Officials are reminding Kentuckians to stay safe lighting fireworks as the Fourth of July approaches.

The Kentucky Cannabis Company was one of the first in the state to legally grow hemp and sell the CBD-infused products from the plant.

Medical cannabis application period for Kentucky businesses begins Monday

It comes as part of state lawmakers’ efforts to speed up the timeline for legal medical cannabis in the Commonwealth.

Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman announcing the funding to combat domestic violence in Kentucky

Lt. Governor Coleman announces $2.2 million for cleaner water, hazardous waste cleanup in Lee County

Lieutenant Governor Coleman was in Lee County this week to announce more than 2-point-2 million dollars for cleaner water and the cleanup of a hazardous waste site.