UK basketball already has a class of 2027 commit. What do top recruits think?

Top recruits discuss the pros and cons that come with Kentucky basketball already having a commitment from a class of 2027 ...

UK’s budget is growing by $1 billion. Here’s where that money is going.

The University of Kentucky’s board of trustees approved Tuesday a budget of over $9.6 billion, an increase of almost $1 ...

‘It’s like at home.’ Braydon Hawthorne welcomes his brother, Zyon, to UK

Braydon Hawthorne enjoys an easier second Kentucky offseason as his younger brother Zyon joins him in Lexington.

How much rain did Lexington get in June? It was one of the wettest months ever

Lexington recorded 10.61 inches of rain in June, its fourth-rainiest June ever. June’s rainfall was more than double the ...

She pleaded guilty in a fatal Lexington shooting. Now she must prove she’s an abuse victim

Before the shooting, evidence shows the suspect was strangled and being held against her will in a Lexington apartment by the ...

Once a year, spirits companies throw their biggest cocktail event. And you can come

Tales of the Cocktail began in 2003 as an offshoot of a New Orleans cocktail tour. In 2025 the festival drew about 20,000 ...

Rising costs are moving buyers to used vehicles, and public fleets are feeling it first

BusesForSale reports rising costs are driving buyers to opt for used vehicles, affecting public fleets that now prioritize affordability and quicker access.

Beshear expects federal request for Kentucky flood relief to be a ‘slam dunk’

The Kentucky governor toured two communities impacted by last weekend’s flood to get a better understanding of how bad the damage is in the state.

Fayette County superintendent’s efforts to reclaim job: Catch up here

Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins is battling to return to work after the school board placed him on paid administrative leave June 10 amid a dispute o ...

The benefits shift: What small businesses need to know

ADP reports that 78% of employees feel valued due to medical benefits, highlighting the importance of benefits in small business retention and employee satisfaction.

Why press releases alone aren't enough anymore, and what PR teams are doing about it

PR Newswire reports that press releases are now just a starting point for PR strategies, as AI changes brand discovery and demands multifaceted campaigns.

Cities where Americans are buying second homes at record rates and who is buying them

AnyWho reports that second-home purchases have surged among affluent buyers, notably in regions like Florida and the Mid-Atlantic, driven by cash transactions and demographic shifts.