The city of Lexington ranks highly in U.S. News and World Report’s annual “best places” report. Lexington was judged the 15th best place to live and 16th best place to retire. Mayor Linda Gorton cited several reasons for the city’s high rankings.

A $2.5 million donation to the University of Kentucky will help renovate Pence Hall as the new headquarters of the school’s College of Communication and Information.

In today’s atmosphere, is it still possible for a Republican and a Democrat to sit down in a room together and have a civil, respectful conversation about the issues?

In his 13th poetry collection, Frank X Walker explores the lives of Black families in Kentucky, before, during, and after Civil War

A new one-of-a-kind mural is on display in Northern Kentucky. Immersion Alley, the Wenzel House is an immersive art experience

In Today's Interview, Arts Contributor Kate Savage hears from Don Ament, a Lexington photographer whose works now carry the four seasons into a place that has become a magnet for seniors.

Our monthly conversation with EKU President David McFaddin