Austin Pollack

It has exploded as far as popularity since the pandemic, but the YMCA of Central Kentucky is hiring for a position that many may be surprised is even a thing.

Students create the menu, help with the prep, learn the cooking and follow the recipes. They figure out how much a plate costs and even do the deliveries to the teacher’s classrooms.

The Bourbon County community, even the world, has spent the year celebrating the 50th anniversary of Secretariat winning the Triple Crown.

The Danville community is mourning the loss of a local sports icon. Marty Warren was a sports writer and called high school sports on the radio for several years.

The founder of the Veteran’s Club has pleaded not guilty to accusations that he improperly took VA benefits.

Kentucky Humanities will host the Kentucky Book Festival this weekend. As part of that, a nationally recognized author spoke with students at Bryan Station Middle School on Friday afternoon.

A kindergarten teacher in Lexington needs some help herself. April Littrell spends her days with 24 kindergarteners.

This time of year, it’s about horses, the hoping to score big at the track, but one day at Keeneland is dedicated to something else that brings us together.

The two were recently helping clean up debris at Huntertown Community Interpretive Park. They were focused on an area where Fred Jackson used to live.

Right now, the city has two parks with dedicated pickleball courts. Thanks to construction projects, there will soon be 13 parks with these courts.