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The three-term governor who touts his record of job creation in Texas faced tough questions at Wednesday's presidential debate about the fuller picture of the state under his leadership. And that picture, as much as anything else, may resonate with a national audience seeing him for the first time.

Shannon Maddox first heard the news through a phone call from a colleague. A plane had struck the World Trade Center in New York City. She immediately…

The supernova is the closest and brightest explosion of its kind in decades. And you might be able to see it with a pair of binoculars.

ACS plans to hire 700 more employees in Lexington and London as it ramps up to temporarily field calls for companies enrolling workers in health care…

A Winchester nursing home has been placed on the federal government's list of troubled facilities in the United States, joining nursing homes in Lexington…

The Kentucky Fraternal Order of Police has endorsed Republican state Senate President David Williams in the race for governor. The union represents more…

On the road from Kabul to Jalalabad, you're reminded of both the progress and violence of Afghanistan.

Two Boy Scouts eagerly await the opening of the more than 10,000-acre new camp planned in West Virginia. The camp is expected to be completed and open by July 2013.

The Food and Drug Administration is taking issue with the claim that "Brazilian Blowout" hair straightener is formaldehyde free. But the maker of the popular product says it is still safe and meets government standards.

Robert Siegel talks to economists Phillip Swagel, a former assistant secretary for economic policy at the Treasury Department, and Christina Romer, President Obama's first chair of the Council of Economic Advisers.