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During cable network interviews Monday, Governor Andy Beshear said he’d consider an offer to be Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate.

Vehicle theft remains a significant problem in some Kentucky communities as well as a national issue. Triple A is offering reminders about preventive measures.

Seven businesses were awarded grants totaling $625,000 from the first Bluegrass AgTech Development Corporation’s incentive program.

Members of a Lexington Racial Justice and Equity Commission subcommittee got an update on the City’s efforts to reduce youth gun violence.

Kentucky will honor IRS tax relief for those impacted by Memorial Day storms

In a little over a month, the Kentucky Horse Park will welcome a new large-scale exhibit to the International Museum of the Horse. This Far East showing is the first of its kind in many years at the Park.

It’s a relatively quiet time in Central Kentucky regarding visible Thoroughbred racing-related activities. In just over a month all that changes at Lexington’s historic track sales pavilion.

Food insecurity continues to be a growing issue in Kentucky. That increases the need for backpack programs in schools.

It’s become widely known the last few years that the COVID disease doesn’t take a break from making its presence known. This summer is no exception.

Ohio joined Illinois and Missouri this week as the third state surrounding Kentucky to begin full retail sale of recreational cannabis.