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Tornado threats lower but flooding is still a serious concern for much of Kentucky

Kentucky Humanities Council executive director reacts to DOGE cuts at the National Endowment for the Humanities

A new program that would help eastern Kentucky’s unemployed community find work officially launched Tuesday.

Deadline approaching for eastern Kentucky flood victims to apply for FEMA aid

A central Kentucky food pantry says it’s “not immediately affected” by cuts to USDA food purchases.

FEMA representatives are contacting survivors from last month’s severe storms as the disaster assistance period continues.

Lexington to offer another Clean Slate Job Fair and Expungement Clinic

Ky State Representative Nima Kulkarni concerned as Trump Administration deportations increase

Richmond leaders cut the ribbon Tuesday on a new playground paid for by the company contracted to end the Bluegrass Army Depot’s chemical weapons mission.

A portion of a busy street in downtown Lexington will be shut down Monday for an estimated three to four months so contractors can replace a sewer line.