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Governor Andy Beshear and challenger Attorney General Daniel Cameron blasted each other last week about taxes, education, health care — and hypocrisy

Basing state funding to Kentucky’s public higher education institutions on various performance standards is not new. But, it’s also not new to see some modifications in the formula.

An uptick in coronavirus cases is being seen in many counties across the Commonwealth. A health official in southeast Kentucky says COVID is not the only disease drawing attention.

An in-depth view of the nighttime sky and beyond can be found at Berea College. It comes through gazing up at a dome located on the school’s campus.

A growing enrollment at Eastern Kentucky University also means housing students is a priority. EKU President David McFaddin said all beds in residence halls are filled, adding that everyone who wanted a room assignment got one

Lexington City Council is moving ahead with setting property tax rates in a variety of funds. The consideration Tuesday included more discussion than in recent years.

Wednesday marks the first day of school for thousands of students in Fayette County. The head of the public school system said preparation really starts at the end of the last academic year.

Certain policy changes are on the way for the Lexington Division of Community Corrections. These changes address concerns about expressing religious beliefs.

By this time next week, students will be in class at public universities all across the Commonwealth.

Lexington City Council members are moving forward with modifications to internal fund allocations. Each Council member has what’s called neighborhood development funding of $15,000. That is up from $10,000 last year.