Darnell Crenshaw

Kentucky First Lady Britainy Beshear and members of Zero V held a ceremony Tuesday to raise awareness for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and remember those who have lost their lives to intimate partner homicide.

Lexington hotels will be packed this weekend as multiple events bring visitors to the city.

Sweeping layoffs from the Trump administration are affecting more than 400 jobs in the Department of Education, with cuts impacting the office responsible for overseeing special education.

Kentucky basketball fans will get their first taste of the upcoming season this Saturday at the inaugural BBN United Fan Fest, hosted at the Central Bank Center Exhibition Halls.

As the government shutdown enters its seventh day, essential federal employees keep working without pay, increasing financial strain for thousands of workers across Kentucky and the country.

A local car dealership stepped up to help a Mount Sterling teenager after seeing her story on WKYT last week.

A federal government shutdown impacts everything from food pantries, all the way to the local health department and the services they provide for the public.

Many health professionals and scientists are disputing the President’s claims about the link between Tylenol and autism.

Festival Latino de lexington underway

Commerce Lexington’s Public Policy Luncheon on Friday morning featured guest speaker Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul.

Two-thirds of 2025 have passed, and as of now, there aren’t any dispensaries in the Commonwealth open for purchasing medical cannabis products.

SBA loans still available for some Ky. tornado, flood victims

Recently, the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association put out new high blood pressure guidelines that focus on prevention and early treatment to reduce cardiovascular risk.

It was 20 years ago this week when the historic storm Hurricane Katrina intensified into a Category five, slamming into the Gulf Coast.

A new study from Microsoft reveals 40 jobs that are considered most at risk due to the presence of artificial intelligence.

Those who track these types of crimes say sex trafficking and exploitation are on the rise in Kentucky, saying the Commonwealth is in the top ten among other states.

Lexington residents with outstanding medical debt could see that debt forgiven.

UK HealthCare is celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Kentucky Children’s Hospital’s Division of Pediatric Forensics, which is a dedicated space that treats children harmed by abuse and neglect.

As Senate Bill 63 allows special-purpose vehicles like UTVs to be street legal once they pass inspection by law enforcement, Rowan County Sheriff Matt Sparks has concerns that accidents involving those types of vehicles will increase.

Monticello Banking Company, based out of Wayne County, is dealing with a cyberattack that restricted access to ATMS and online banking.