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The City of Lexington is continuing its efforts to boost the number of jobs in the bluegrass community. Members of the City Council’s budget committee got an update on the government’s job fund program this week.

A deadline is approaching for owners and operators of new and existing short-term rental units in Lexington. The City’s new short-term rental ordinance goes into effect in January.

Crews in Rockcastle County are continuing cleanup efforts after a 16-car train derailment caused a chemical fire last Wednesday.

When it comes to protection of crops in the field, pest control has always been a priority. a Lexington company is exploring an insect-based way to reduce losses in all kinds of crops.

This Monday is often referred to as "Cyber Monday" and Kentucky retailers are cautiously optimistic about the Christmas holiday shopping season. So says Steve McClain, communications and public affairs director for the Kentucky Retail Federation.

More than 50 nurses working in Fayette County public schools may be looking for a new job next July. In a news release, Fayette Public Schools announced they’d end their nearly 50-year agreement with the Fayette County Health Department to provide school nurses.

The Lexington-based International Book Project is all about getting books to people all over the world. The need remains high for one age group year in and year out.

Residents in a number of Lexington neighborhoods now have a new option in finding nutritious food for their families. This assortment of healthy foods comes on wheels.

The wildfires in southeastern and eastern Kentucky that led state officials to call on help from several other states are all out or under control. That’s the word from Steve Kull, with the state Division of Forestry.

Lexington’s Veterans Affairs Leestown Road campus is hosting a farmers’ market Saturday to remind veterans and their families of the many services they offer – including mental health assistance.