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A substantial number of eastern Kentucky counties are experiencing a significant weather shift. Many communities were dealing with very dry conditions and now wet is the word.

The Commonwealth was spared much of the structural damage compared to our southern neighbors in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. But the loss of power did affect thousands of households

A member of a Civil War United States Colored Troops unit buried in Nicholasville will finally receive a military marker – but the search for his gravesite continues. Private Anthony “Mack” McInham will be honored October 19th in the Locust Grove Cemetery.

Lexington’s affordable housing stock is increasing by a count of three. A faith-based organization spearheaded construction on the housing space found in one structure.

Two researchers at Eastern Kentucky University are using a second federal grant to study how to better determine the origin and cause of structure fires.

Nearly 200 Kentucky co-op employees are currently working to restore power in the Carolinas and Georgia. Other contract crews that normally work at the co-ops have also been sent to help.

The fall season across Kentucky means more than coloring leaves and falling temperatures. Many grassy areas become home for a metal-framed message.

The holiday season is also the season for increases in cases of the flu, COVID-19 and other contagious illnesses.

Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman is part of a group of 32 AGs asking Congress to pass a bill that would improve online safety for children.

Lexington’s health department organized a community baby shower last Saturday to help expecting, low-income mothers.