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Still wearing his black and white clown uniform in his mug shot, Jonathan A. Martin, 20 of Kentucky, was arrested Friday for disorderly conduct. Police say he was wandering in a wooded area with a mask and costume when he was arrested. → Read More
Betty Ann Allen of Paris told her granddaughter she would buy her a car if her granddaughter could get Paul McCartney to sign her cast at his Cincinnati concert. Her poster that read, "Sign my Nana's cast and she'll buy me a car" did the trick. → Read More
In 2013 it looked like The Bourbon Drive In, family run since 1955, might not make it through another season. But Trisha Earlywine found a way to pay for a digital projector, which means getting new movies as soon as they are released to theaters. New technology helps draw crowds like in the old days, when the drive-in was the place to be. → Read More
While stormy weather caused several Central Kentucky communities to reschedule their Fourth of July fireworks, Lexington’s event went on as planned. → Read More
After 10 years on the pageant circuit and four attempts to take home Kentucky’s top prize, Laura Jones was crowned Miss Kentucky 2016 Saturday. → Read More
Some disagree with Bible-themed park receiving state tax credits but Answers in Genesis has built an Ark Encounter. It took a lot of planning, a lot of Amish craftsmen and lots and lots of spruce. The massive ark will open July 7. → Read More
Digital influencers find a way to share their passion for Kentucky with loyal social media followers and some are making a living at it. → Read More
Concern over the potential for violence after the June 12 mass shooting killed 49 people in Orlando prompted an extra police presence at the Lexington Pride Festival Saturday but rainbows still flew and the party went on as planned on courthouse plaza. → Read More
Concern over the potential for violence after the June 12 mass shooting killed 49 people in Orlando prompted an extra police presence at the Lexington Pride Festival Saturday but rainbows still flew and the party went on as planned on courthouse plaza. → Read More
Built in 1908, the Hopewell Museum in Paris is in need of structural repairs because parts of the historic structure have begun to chip off. → Read More
Police, festival organizers and bar owners are working together to make sure the Lexington Pride Festival is safe. → Read More
Toyota celebrates 30 years in Georgetown with a grand reopening of the TMMK visitor center. → Read More
Kentucky doctors have new restrictions for prescribing Suboxone after efforts to curb pill mills created a new cash-for-pills market and a street trade for the drug designed to safely wean addicts from heroin. → Read More
It's been four years since Leach, Fayette County's Health Commission, announced an $11.7 million federal grant to build a new public health clinic. On Tuesday, Leach and handful of others celebrated as demolition began on the clinic site on Southland Drive. Leach had pre-recorded the music just for the occasion. → Read More
Options including amending Lexington's current smoking ban to include e-cigarettes and creating a public education campaign → Read More
About 1,000 Kentucky public school students are exempt from required vaccinations, but as kids across the state are heading back to school, health officials are touting the benefits of the protection offered by immunizations. → Read More
When Dr. Carol Cottrill approaches, you hear her faint, joyful hum before you see her. "I don't even know that I am doing it," she said, blushing when her humming is brought to her attention. As a pediatric cardiologist with UKHealthCare, Cottrill has been caring for babies with broken hearts for 43 years. Her patients, over the decades, have found a place in her's. → Read More
HealthFirst Bluegrass officials assured about 20 concerned residents Monday that construction of its $11.7 million public health clinic on Southland Drive will be as quick and clean as possible, and it also said its north side clinic would move in November to the shopping center at Bryan Station and New Circle roads. → Read More
Kentucky families will receive $6.2 million in refunds, an average of $43 per family, under a provision of the Affordable Care Act known as the 80/20 rule. → Read More
Open on Tuesdays and Saturdays, the Farmer's Market is now accepting electronic benefits cards used by food stamp recipients along with other debit cards. It also offers Market Bucks vouchers and Double Dollars for those using electronic benefit cards. Open on Tuesdays and Saturdays, the Farmer's Market is now accepting electronic benefits cards used by food stamp recipients along with other debit… → Read More