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The announcement came earlier this week as two new non-voting members were announced.

The annual patriotic concert in Lexington this week included the reading of a mayoral proclamation. It was to honor one of America’s newer citizens.

Professional golfers and UK student-athletes will join past and present patients of Kentucky Children’s Hospital Tuesday afternoon for the annual Mini Pro-Am Golf Tournament.

Modified horse racetrack safety rules are going into effect this week. The end goal remains to lessen injuries to horses and their riders.

160 years ago, some of the first African Americans to fight in the Civil War were trained at what is now a national park: Camp Nelson National Monument. This weekend, the park in Jessamine County will host a variety of free activities to celebrate that history.

Many areas of Kentucky have seen hit or miss rain showers the last few months. Some places have been in the miss category repeatedly.

The Lexington Police Department is participating in the “Right to Carry, Duty to Secure” campaign. It’s an international effort to remind guns owners of the responsibility of securing firearms.

Next Thursday, Lexington’s Veterans Affairs Healthcare System and community partners will hold a “Homeless Stand Down” in Somerset.

Lexington city leaders continue to work on regulations for short-term rentals in Fayette County. Committee work Tuesday focused on rural areas.

The partnership will help bolster its school of aviation. It includes employment opportunities for EKU seniors, alongside more mentorship and help with credentials.