The Lexington Police Department is applying for a U.S. Justice Department grant worth up to 117-thousand dollars. According to public information officer Sergeant Guy Miller, the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance grant would help officers in a wide variety of scenarios.

After a package leaking powder was received at the state Board of Elections Tuesday, some county clerks are stepping up safety procedures.

It is arguably the most sensitive social issue as the November 5 General Election nears: abortion and women's reproductive rights.

People in eastern Kentucky who survived the devastating 2022 flood are rebuilding their lives despite feeling the continued effects of the disaster. Troublesome Rising: An Evening of Art and Activism is an event in Northern Kentucky that will feature some of the writers included in a new anthology that documents the 2022 flood.

Catfish Alley Folk School presents resources that help deepen an understanding of Kentucky musical and folk art traditions.

Melissa Helton is the literary arts director at Hindman Settlement School in Knott County and the editor of the new anthology documenting the July 2022 flood. It's called Troublesome Rising A Thousand-Year Flood in Eastern Kentucky

Our monthly conversation with EKU President David McFaddin