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A body has been recovered in the search for a missing man in Laurel Lake.
There’s a sea of blue everywhere you look in downtown Lexington for UK’s graduation ceremonies.
A man who was deported to Mexico over a decade ago was arrested in Kentucky, according to federal court documents.
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High pressure settles in for Mother's Day weekend as the weather really couldn't be much better.
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The former Lawrenceburg fire chief is sharing details about his resignation.
The Lexington Police Department says they were called to Biloxi Court around 11:30 p.m. Thursday for a shooting with a juvenile victim.
Enjoy this stretch while it lasts, though—showers and storms are lined up to move in by Monday, giving the early part of next week a stormy feel.
We’re learning new details about the arrest of a fugitive who escaped from a Kentucky hospital.
A truck driver has been indicted for murder after a crash that killed a tow truck driver on I-64 in Bath County.
The Supreme Court says retired Justice David Souter has died at age 85.
Police say they were told about the stolen car by Kentucky State Police around 9:30 p.m. Thursday.
Lexington police are investigating a crash involving a motorcycle.
A Franklin County couple is able to take a deep breath after falling victim to a phone scam.
A dangerous TikTok trend has made its way to Kentucky.
Over 18,000 photos of Grayson County residents, including a local lawmaker, had been uploaded to a pornographic website without consent.
Houck and Joseph Lawson are set to be tried together at the end of June for their roles in Rogers’ presumed murder.
Police say Martinez was last seen near the Morehead Boot Ranch by Main Street.
The Catholic Church has chosen Cardinal Robert Prevost, an American, to be the new Pope. He will be known as Pope Leo XIV.
David Carpenter, will get his diploma nearly two decades after he first enrolled at the University of Kentucky.
Kentucky’s only locally based, full-service surrogacy agency has opened in Lexington.
Each year, inspectors from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture inspect the roughly 60,000 gas pumps across the state.
Large hail not only causes damages to structures, but crops as well.
Officials say an industrial vehicle broke down in front of the courthouse.
Central Kentucky Catholic leaders are reacting to the selection of the next pope.
Cooler winds blow in behind tonight's storms.
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