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This week Lexington’s Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Coalition is releasing a comprehensive report on protective orders filed in 2023. The findings offer some recommendations to assist survivors.

The University of Kentucky’s Center for Smoke-Free Policy and the Kentucky Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program hosted a conference this week to discuss disparities in state tobacco control.

As Fayette County prepares for a new fiscal year budget, the revenue picture is positive. That’s according to Urban County Government Finance Commissioner Erin Hensley.

At the Kentucky Commission on Military Affairs’ quarterly meeting this week, the executive director briefed attendees on several pro-military bills passed by the General Assembly and signed by the governor

A former official with the Kentucky Community and Technical College System alleges it violated the Kentucky Whistleblower Act in a lawsuit.

The owners of a Lexington independent senior living facility will not seek to open their dining facility to the general public. That’s according to a manager with the city’s Planning Department.

Coming off closing out a World Series Championship, Lexington’s Walker Bueller is back home and offering support to a group of first responders.

This weekend marks year four of a re-launch of America’s first contemporary Christian music festival. The two-day event, Ichthus, is once again at the Servant Farm just outside Wilmore.

The Appalachian Regional Commission has announced more than $68 million in grants aimed at revitalizing communities hurt by the decline of the coal industry. Two million will go to the Hazard-based Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program.

Kentucky’s final voter registration numbers are in and Secretary of State Michael Adams said there was a huge spike before the October 7th deadline. Adams said compared to 2020, more than three times as many Kentuckians registered to vote the last week.