Source: Lane Report (KY Business)

Nine Kentucky historic sites will be reviewed Friday for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, including the Epping Bottling Works in Lexington and two notable Rosenwald schools associated with African American education during segregation.

As artificial intelligence transforms workplaces across Kentucky, mid-career professionals face pressure to continuously develop AI skills. Experts say traditional education models fall short, prompting calls for expanded access to flexible, workforce-aligned training programs.

Summer brings plenty of opportunities for kids to swim and play outside, but all that time in the water can also raise the risk of swimmer’s ear. Don’t let it interrupt your child’s fun. What is swimmer’s ear? Otitis externa, also known as…

( StatePoint ) Americans overwhelmingly say brain health matters deeply as they age, ranking it on par with — or even above — physical health. Yet despite this concern, most adults acknowledge they do not know how to protect or maintain…

Russell Jame, Ashland Oil Professor of Finance at UK’s Gatton College, has been named a 2026-27 University Research Professor for his research on how information shapes financial markets.

Today on r/Lexington, residents shared summer solstice photos, compared university housing costs past and present, joked about adjacent tattoo and tattoo-removal billboards, found Japanese okonomiyaki at a local restaurant, and reacted with dark humor to a dangerous stunt.

An Eastern Kentucky job program connecting workers to local, remote and travel-based employment has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to expand its resources.

Kentucky State Police are searching for Ronshaune Simmons, 41, who escaped from Blackburn Correctional Complex in Lexington on June 19. Simmons faces charges for drug trafficking offenses and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon.

As Lexington’s Urban Service Area expands, how should it pay for new roads, sewers and other expensive infrastructure? A new “privilege fee” paid by the developers who benefit could help answer that question.