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That comes alongside a nationwide trend of school systems cutting arts programs because of budget cuts or shrinking school enrollment.

The shelter was built for the community of Stamping Ground and can house more than 90 people. It was constructed in response to an unexpected tornado that dropped in December of 2021.

Lexington’s Veterans Affairs Healthcare will hold a town hall Wednesday, August 7 at the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 66 in London.

A longtime Kentucky political journalist says Governor Andy Beshear is “definitely in the running” for the number two spot on a Vice President Kamala Harris ticket.

Not right away, but there are future plans for the Aviation Museum of Kentucky to take a short trip. It’s found in a relocation strategy.

The City of Lexington’s second annual Solarize Lexington campaign is winding down. The deadline to apply for the program, which offers discounts of up to 15 percent off the wholesale cost of solar equipment, is August 9.

Baby boxes allow those unable to take care of their newborn to anonymously hand the child over without facing any judgment or legal punishment.

Kentucky Economic Development Cabinet Secretary Jeff Noel says there’s no replacement for personal relationships when it comes to seeking investment in the state.

A new study shows Kentucky has the sixth-highest incarceration rate in the nation. The report by the Massachusetts-based Prison Policy Initiative also compares the commonwealth’s percentage of people in jail or prison with democratic countries around the world.

The Homeless and Housing Coalition of Kentucky is staging roundtable talks in communities across the Commonwealth. They come following the mid-July effective date for the Safer Kentucky Act.