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People who look after veterans are invited to Lexington’s Veterans Affairs Sousley Campus on Leestown Road Friday for the first in-person Caregiver and Family Resource Fair.

The founder of a national group with the aim of preventing the military from endorsing religion says he’s pleased with the Lexington Veterans Affairs decision to remove a Bible from the “missing man table.”

Construction on the Skyview high-ground community outside Hazard is moving forward as its environmental permit has been approved by the federal Department for Housing and Urban Development.

The office of the Attorney General has a few extra precautions to take to confirm the legitimacy of the voting results.

The commission held its second and final public hearing on the proposed use of $42 million dollars.

At the end of September, the last check went out from a federal pandemic-relief program that sent 24 billion dollars to childcare centers around the country.

In an Instagram post, the pop star announced that her highly anticipated concert film will be released today, earlier than expected.

A facility with a long history of providing medical care for children is carrying on with that focus. A ribbon cutting Tuesday in Lexington recognized the startup of "Kentucky Children’s Richmond Road."

The Lexington Fire Department is seeking national accreditation with the Center for Public Safety Excellence and Commission for Fire Accreditation International.

The Lexington Police Department is considering expanded technology for body-worn cameras. The modification pertains to when a body cam recording begins.