The gunshot broke Gray Baby's front leg and punctured his chest cavity. Brandenburg got him to a vet, where he was euthanized.

A man made off with more than 11,000 pounds of copper from a copper plant in Eminence, Kentucky, earlier in the month, and police there are asking for the public’s help with finding the suspect.

No-excuse early voting begins Thursday across the state. And this year's turnout is poised to exceed expectations, so clerks are taking every measure to be prepared.

A Scott County man is charged with animal torture after shooting a neighbor's cat, which is now a felony under Kentucky Law.

OpEd: The language could rewrite the constitution to have unknown and far-reaching effects on public funding.

A spokesperson for the regional business park said the 500-acre park in Scott County is now off the table. The Georgetown City Council voted 6-2 Monday to reject an inter-local agreement creating an authority to oversee the project.

A very special horse celebrated his 16th birthday over the weekend. Many of you know Hank the Horse, the driving force of the "For Hank's Sake" non-profit.

The Versailles Police Department reports that officers responded around 7:48 a.m. on Wednesday to the eastbound lanes of Bluegrass Parkway near mile marker 71 for a four-vehicle collision.

House District 57 covers part of Franklin County and has been held by the same legislator for more than two decades.

When you buy it for your home bar, rest assured that you own something even the best drink slingers choose to sip neat or mix into cocktails.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KFVS) - Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear are inviting the Commonwealth to submit artworks and photographs celebrating the Bluegrass State. The selected works will be included in the spring 2025 exhibition of the Team Kentucky Gallery, located in the main hall of the state...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Trick-or-treaters, parents, motorists and homeowners all play an important role in keeping Halloween safe, and the Kentucky State Police (KSP) are offering the following tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable Halloween. FOR DRIVERS. --Stay alert for increased pedestrian and bicycle traffic on Halloween evening....

Buffalo Trace has once again released its highly anticipated Antique Collection (BTAC) for the fall of 2024, stirring excitement among bourbon and rye enthusiasts. Known for offering some of the fin

Georgetown, Ky. – The Georgetown City Council has decisively rejected the proposed Triple Crown Regional Business Park, voting 6-2 against an agreement to participate in the project during a recent meeting on Monday night. This marks the culmination of a months-long effort to establish the business park, which was slated to occupy a 500-acre site off McClelland Circle.

Last February LEX 18 went out to Scott County to Grace Christian Church where they were in the process of planning two major projects that are aimed at helping youth in the community.

Solar panels have popped up all over the Lexington area in the past few years. People can’t get enough of the climate-friendly energy source.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky State University has been awarded more than $700,000 from the National Institute of Agriculture to teach veterans and beginner farmers how to run successful farms. The project is called Farming for Cash: A Training Program Leading to Farm Ownership. It will teach participants all about...

Frankfort, KY – Trinity Global Methodist Church is set to launch a snack collection drive aimed at supporting the residents of Thomson-Hood Veterans Center. The collection will take place on Saturday, November 9, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. outside Kroger East, followed by a second collection on Sunday, November 10, at the church itself, located on U.S. 460 Georgetown Road.

Colliers closed the sale of I-64 Commerce Center in the Louisville, Kentucky, logistics market. The 1,052,831-square-foot, class-A building is fully leased to Canadian Solar. Located at 139 Logistics Drive in Shelbyville, Kentucky, this mission critical distribution location serves Canadian Solar’s new $800M manufacturing facility in nearby Jeffersonville, Indiana — the company’s main United States manufacturing facility.

The Kentucky Archives Institute, held at Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives in Frankfort, was held on Friday, October 18, 2024. For more than thirty-five years the staff at KDLA have hosted an institute where attendees may learn about the holdings of the Archives, how to use these valuable resources in research and more. The 2024 program was a little different as one of the sessions concentrated on how to deal with wet documents and other items–how to immediately salvage, how to store, and how to prepare for professional reclamation if called for. These photos are from this session and depict various teams working to triage photos, newspaper items, and much more.