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Another dose of winter weather will keep much of Kentucky cold and snowy over the weekend. In Lexington, the mayor and public safety heads held a news conference in City Hall Thursday to discuss preparations and offer advice on how to stay safe.

One of Congressman Hal Rogers’ opponents in the May primary said the longtime 5th District representative should be more forthcoming about his health.

The battle against wildfires in southeastern Kentucky continues. Pike County Emergency Management Director Nee Jackson said they’ve been battling blazes since November 5th, with as many as five fires at one time. He said more than 1-thousand acres have burned, and while crews from the state Division of Forestry have helped, he’s concerned about firefighter fatigue.

Odor complaints from people who live near Lexington sewage treatment plants have led Mayor Linda Gorton to pay 75-thousand dollars to a Louisville company to figure out the problem.

A required ethics training session for all state lawmakers is a part of the first week’s agenda in Frankfort. This week senators and representatives got suggestions regarding civility along with the talk on ethics.

Kentucky’s bourbon industry could see a massive tariff on one of the state’s signature products if the Biden Administration and the European Union don’t reach an agreement.

Kansas State beat NC State, 28-19, after which the winning team devoured the giant pastry that emerged from an even more giant toaster in what was a clever marketing move.

A state lawmaker says a bill she’s sponsored designed to bring back cursive writing in Kentucky public schools will likely be taken up by the Senate Education Committee next week.

Lexington state senators on both sides of the political aisle are championing legislation to try to reduce fake political messaging, often through artificial intelligence.

The Kentucky Senate has endorsed a proposed constitutional change to limit a governor’s end-of-term pardon powers.