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Dolly Parton visited Lexington’s Lyric Theatre Tuesday to celebrate the expansion of the country music icon’s Imagination Library in front of state legislators and educators.

Plans for a new combined therapeutic and senior citizen complex have been unveiled at Lexington City Hall. Its location and services will meet the needs of two distinct groups of people.

A central Kentucky high school is joining the list of those that don’t allow elementary and middle-school students into home football games without an adult.

An increase in mail theft from residential settings has been seen nationally and in Kentucky. There are steps that can lessen that chance.

It’s been just over a month since House Bill 5 took effect. The issue of homeless encampments surfaced at this week’s Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council meeting.

A village of a different sort could one day be established in Lexington. Such a program is already operating in a nearby Kentucky community.

A nearly $10.7 million federal dollar grant will lead to more jobs and improved water service for people in Perry County. That’s according to local leaders and Congressman Hal Rogers

Kentucky education advocates met with U.S. Representative Andy Barr Friday to discuss how to improve state child care.

Nearly $1 million dollars in federal grant money will be used to help Lexington expand its paramedicine program. These dollars will go to support the latest cadre of paramedic students.

As the search for alleged I-75 shooter Joseph Couch continues, a man who’s spent considerable time in the area he was last seen in said it’s rough going there.