U.S. health officials are investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to Mexican jalapeño peppers distributed by Taylor Farms that has sickened 345 people in 27 states including Kentucky. Lucy ...

Provided Castleton Lyons, a 951-acre historic horse farm, will be auctioned Oct. 28. The property is listed with Bluegrass Sotheby’s for $57.5 million. The estate includes a 13,500-square-foot 1840 ...

Lexington's Flash Flood Warning is now in effect until 12:15 p.m. EDT, August 12. Heavy rain and thunderstorms may cause flash flooding of small creeks, urban areas, highways, streets, and underpasses ...

The Lexington area’s newest home builder sees the region’s strict urban boundary — the line that controls what land is available for development and has access to city services — as an opportunity.

Jose Castillo, 18, of Bowling Green died after his car crashed into Barren River Lake. Jose Castillo drove a Subaru Impreza off the State Park Road boat ramp into the water. Both exited through ...

Heavy rains can turn parts of Fayette County into hazard zones, with flooding risks varying widely across Lexington’s 286 square miles. Emergency officials say the city’s geography offers some ...

The Seattle Seahawks have added former HBCU standout Aaron Smith to their linebacker room as training camp moves toward the preseason. Seattle announced the signing Tuesday, Aug. 11. The Seahawks ...

The crash happened around 8:35 a.m. on inbound Versailles Road near the Fayette-Woodford County line. Lexington police Lt. Steven Wiggins said three vehicles were involved in the collision, and one ...

Organizers say this year’s festival is their biggest yet, featuring over 70 artists playing on porches across the Kenwick neighborhood.

Kentucky’s new football coach has a plan to keep a number of key players with extensive injury history healthy this season.

Elijah Long, 18, allegedly fired a Glock 19x while handling it after a haircut. The 16-year-old suffered a broken leg that will likely require surgery, court records say. Long is charged with ...

Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in the Kentucky Lantern. Federal immigration agents may soon be outfitted with a device – electrical shock gloves – manufactured by a Kentucky company.