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People who’d like a say in the 2,800-acre expansion of Lexington’s urban service boundary are invited to a town hall meeting Monday at Lexington’s Senior Center on Life Lane.

For many Kentuckians, summer is a chance to take a dip in a creek, pond, lake or river, but not every body of water is safe to swim in.

The Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is asking Kentuckians to report their sightings of wild turkey through August in an online survey.

What’s been characterized as a “surge in golf” in central Kentucky has benefitted Lexington public courses. That trend is continuing this summer.

The Democratic National Committee will hold a virtual roll call in early August to select a new presidential nominee, likely Vice President Harris, before its convention kicks off in Chicago.

Housing and health still concerns in eastern Kentucky two years after devastating floods

The changes would affect fees for guided tours, picnic shelter rentals and certain camping areas at the park.

The money comes as part of a national program called Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing. It helps with rental assistance programs, case management and other support systems.

The remembrances continue to come following the passing of legendary Lexington golfer Anne Combs. That includes thoughts from those playing at one of her golfing stomping grounds.

One month after the Safer Kentucky Act became law, homeless advocates in Lexington are working on ways to address what they call the punitive aspects of the criminal justice reform measure.