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In the coming months, children will no longer have to take off their shoes at airport security checkpoints and pat-downs will also occur less frequently.

Two announcements from Transylvania University this week show the school putting more emphasis on diversity. The university is broadening its religious…

Federal officials say it's time to try harder on some proven approaches to reducing cardiovascular disease. Within five years such things as better treatment of high blood pressure could make a big difference.

The daughter of University of Kentucky athletics director Mitch Barnhart will work in the same department. UK’s Board of Trustees approved the position…

The man who wants to reopen the Kentucky Kingdom amusement park says he’s close to securing nearly $29 million in private funding for the effort, but time…

The longest running contemporary Christian music festival in the United States will keep on running in 2012 . Despite financial challenges, Ichthus…

The lunches landed Ted Weschler a job managing a slice of Berkshire Hathaway's equity and has placed him in the line of succession.

The American Academy of Pediatrics said there is no validity to statements that a vaccine against cervical cancer is dangerous and can lead to mental retardation.

At a hearing before the bipartisan deficit-cutting panel on Tuesday, the head of the Congressional Budget Office managed to short-circuit partisan bickering over the debt by laying out some facts: Trimming around the edges is not going to be enough to slash the deficit this fall, Doug Elmendorf warned.

Tougher licensing laws may explain the findings of a study that analyzed more than 130,000 fatal teen crashes over 22 years. Experts note that teens who wait until they are 18 can get their license without jumping through as many hoops — or facing as many restrictions.