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The review found no significant environmental impacts would result from constructing the new roadway.

A representative of the Kentucky School Boards Association says generally speaking, all school districts have adopted policies pertaining to student cell phone use during the school day.

Severe weather events can create a lasting impact and impression on communities. It may only seem severe weather warnings are happening more often.

A private college in southeastern Kentucky is expanding its recruitment reach. It comes through a formal partnership with the Kentucky Community and Technical College System.

Madison County’s Emergency Management Agency held its last disaster exercise as part of the federal Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program (CSEPP) Wednesday.

Officials with a company serving more than 100 Kentucky counties say they’ve helped more than 20-thousand Kentuckians get into substance use disorder treatment since 2018.

The future of research at the University of Kentucky when it comes to plant, animal, soil, and farmer issues will change in the years ahead. A ceremonial groundbreaking Friday emphasized that point.

Lexington City Council members are exploring modifications to the government’s short-term rental ordinance. The topic got a lengthy review during a committee meeting last week.

Two members of the Kentucky National Guard were honored Friday with the Kentucky Medal for Valor for their role in rescuing flood victims two years ago.

Monday was the second anniversary of the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, and activists and medical professionals rallied in downtown Lexington to discuss problems they pin on Kentucky’s near-complete abortion ban.