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Kentucky Civil Rights Hall of Fame inducts five new members

The Kentucky Civil Rights Hall of Fame inducted five new members during a ceremony earlier this month.

FEMA announces public assistance for Kentucky counties impacted by Hurricane Helene

(L-R) First Lady Brtiainy Beshear, KAHP's Katherine North and the Imagination Library's JC Morgan hold a ceremonial check for $100,000.

Dolly Parton Imagination Library state chapter receives $100,000 donation to support child literacy

Anita Dowd, executive director of the Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

New weather alert radios available for the deaf and hard of hearing in Kentucky

The Montgomery County Public School cancelled classes Friday, three days after a student brought a loaded gun to McNabb Middle School.

Kentucky Department of Education asks parents to speak to their children about school threats

The Montgomery County Public School district is the latest to cancel classes after what the superintendent called unfounded rumors were shared on social media.

Lexington convention business running high says VisitLex president

Cities are always looking for ways to attract more conventions to their area. Lexington is experiencing an uptick in convention activity.

Listeria can cause severe illness and the bacteria causing the disease can survive and even thrive in cold temperatures.

Meat and poultry listeria recall hasn't affected Lexington

The massive ready-to-eat meat and poultry recall from producer BrucePac for possible listeria contamination hasn’t affected Lexington yet. That’s according to Luke Mathis, supervisor for environmental health for the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department.

The City of Lexington is accepting free storm debris drop-offs at the Haley Pike landfill through Oct. 13.

City of Lexington accepting free storm debris drop-offs

The City of Lexington is accepting free drop-offs of storm debris at the Haley Pike Waste Management Facility through October 13th.

Appalachian Regional Healthcare organizing flood relief drive for victims

Appalachian Regional Healthcare is organizing flood relief drives in response to the damage caused by Hurricane Helene in states like North Carolina and Tennessee.

EPA grant to help progress Estill County railyard redevelopment project

A $5 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency will help redevelop the non-operational CSX Ravenna Rail Yard in Estill County.

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