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The Kentucky Castle has a new owner. According to published reports, the Woodford County landmark was sold for 19 million dollars last week to TKC Hospitality Group.

When school resumes in Lexington August 16th, for the first time in school history, Lexington’s Tates Creek High will have a female principal.

The artist came to the Tiny Desk masked up, as always, the better to catch a glimpse of her soul.

With 90-plus degree temperatures expected through the end of the workweek, The City of Lexington has activated the first phase of its heat plan.

Coronavirus has been making its way through the Lexington E-9-1-1 Department. Employees there are responsible for taking emergency calls and making connections with public safety departments.

Kentucky will receive more than 118 million dollars this year from the tobacco master settlement agreement negotiated 25 years ago. Christopher Thacker, an assistant deputy attorney general with the Attorney General’s Office, said the funds are doing some good.

A Lexington City Council committee has unanimously backed an effort to add hair styles as a protected status. The proposed ordinance is likely to get a final vote within the next few weeks.

Lexington’s 2nd annual Streetfest will take place Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon downtown. During those hours, a mile-long stretch of Oliver Lewis Way will be closed to allow people to bike, skate, jog, walk and even skip.

A task force formed to discuss Kentucky’s shortage of veterinarians treating large animals met Wednesday at the state Department of Agriculture headquarters in Frankfort.

The fall-time paper shredding event in Lexington is designed to help reduce stolen identity opportunities. It runs from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday at 1631 Old Frankfort Pike.