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The Keeneland sales pavilion was abuzz with activity during day one of the September yearling sale. The amenities are a bit different and will be even more so a year from now with a new Paddock Building.

The largest class of awardees in Lexington’s “Green Check” program has been recognized. 12 new businesses and nine recertifying businesses were given plaques Wednesday at a McConnell Springs ceremony.

Improvements in child car seat technology have occurred over many years. And yet, if the restraint is not installed correctly, it may not be reliable in a crash.

The director of the Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy says this summer marked the start of a new initiative aimed at reducing drug overdose deaths.

The University of Kentucky Center of Excellence in Rural Health is adding a U.S. flag retirement kiosk outside its headquarters in Hazard.

The final environmental impact study by the federal Bureau of Prisons on the proposed Letcher County prison complex is out and opponents say it gives the go-ahead for the $500 million project.

Patients at Kentucky Children’s Hospital in Lexington teed off with professional golfers at Tuesday’s annual Mini Pro-Am golf tournament.

Professional golfers are in Jessamine County, practicing for the PGA’s ISCO Championship, which tees off Thursday at Keene Trace Golf Club.

Lexington’s mass transit system will use more than $4 million in federal funding to purchase six new compressed natural gas buses.