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More broadband expansion is coming to 16 eastern and southern Kentucky counties. The project will serve residents in counties like Bell, Lincoln, Garrard, and Letcher.

With a few clicks, people can now access Lexington history from the 1780s to the 1870s. University of Kentucky students have digitized nearly 80-thousand deeds and other records and posted it on the Fayette County Clerk’s website.

The first bill passed out of committee in this 2024 General Assembly session deals with land across the Commonwealth. Specifically, the measure returns to a ten-acre limit in exempting farmland owners from sports hunting and fishing licensing.

Floyd County’s getting nearly 1-point-7 million dollars in federal FEMA funds to purchase 13 properties damaged in the historic July 2022 floods.

Some Kentuckians are celebrating the first month of the new year by swearing off alcohol. It’s called Dry January, and strict observances of it could have an impact on places that make, serve or sell alcohol.

The Kentucky Senate is seeking voter backing to provide some tax relief for homeowners 65 and older. It comes in the form of a constitutional amendment.

Lexington’s Veterans Affairs Healthcare is holding a town hall meeting Thursday for women vets at the Leestown Road, or Sousley Complex. It’s called “Be the Beat: A Focus on Heart Health.”

A Lexington City Council committee got an update Tuesday on the plan to expand the city’s urban service boundary in five areas by a total of 28-hundred acres.

The City of Lexington’s Opioid Abatement Commission will hold town halls the next two Thursdays and they’re looking for suggestions on how to spend around 3-million dollars.

If Saturday’s full moon looks a little smaller, there’s a reason. Mark Pitts is an assistant professor of Physics in the Department of Physics, Geosciences and Astronomy at Eastern Kentucky University. He said the bottom line is that our moon's orbit, like nearly all orbits in our solar system, is not a perfect circle.