Kristen Kennedy

The United States Forest Service’s list for the last six years put Kentucky in the top spot.

Frankfort distillery expands, undeterred by talk of tariffs

Lawmakers are discussing a bill that would limit the governor of Kentucky’s pardon ability.

A widow in Southeastern Kentucky is fighting for a final paycheck from the school system where his late wife worked.

Before a Lexington family could even finalize funeral plans for their son, they were fighting fake online obituaries.

UK Hospital’s in a baby boom. More than a dozen of their nurses and doctors in the Labor and Delivery unit are having babies of their own.

Fayette County Public Schools releases salary information for leadership in the district.

District leaders, and now the state, are requesting audits to try and get to the root of the budget shortfall. What’s the difference between the work the district is requesting and the audit the state wants?

Lexington city leaders are helping finance more affordable housing units, especially for older adults. WKYT Investigates revisits a problem we dug into two years ago, to see what’s changing in the fight for more affordable housing.

Kentucky pharmacists are calling on Governor Andy Beshear to ensure state regulators enforce a law designed to limit the power of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), the middlemen who negotiate prescription drug prices.