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Lexington leaders craft AI governance policies as technology expands
Lexington city leaders are developing policies to oversee artificial intelligence as the technology increasingly appears in municipal government operations, aiming to ensure responsible use while maintaining transparency and accountability.
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Lt. Gov. Coleman discussed health priorities if elected governor after speech at KNA conference
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman expressed her appreciation for the nursing profession at the annual Kentucky Nurses Association Leadership & Advocacy Conference on Friday, May…
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Bevin’s arrest warrant recalled again after missing court date
An arrest warrant for former Gov. Matt Bevin was recalled for a second time after he again failed to appear in person for a family court date in Jefferson County, choosing to participate via Zoom instead.
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WUKY Explores AI in City Government, Budget Issues
WUKY 91.3 FM’s CivicLex Chat featured a discussion with Aaron Mudd about artificial intelligence policies in Lexington city government, a new efficiency ordinance, and budget matters affecting the municipality.
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Two teens charged in armed robbery, shots fired near Shillito Park
Two juveniles were charged in connection with a robbery and shots fired incident near Shillito Park on May 30, 2026. A 14-year-old was robbed at gunpoint, and the 15-year-old suspect faces multiple serious charges including handgun possession as a minor.
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New study reveals socioeconomic ties to sleep disorders in rural Appalachia
By Christian Honce University of Kentucky Researchers at the University of Kentucky, in partnership with colleagues at the University of Miami and the University of Arizona, discovered that adults living…
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Misinformation threatens measles elimination status, overall health. Can Ky. alter course?
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern Louisville’s Maricia Richardson grew up hearing that she didn’t need to get vaccinated. She didn’t consider herself “anti-vax” — more like vaccine hesitant — and…
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Transylvania Class of 2026 celebrates milestone with senior spotlights
Transylvania University celebrated its Class of 2026 through senior spotlights highlighting personal growth and community engagement. The commencement ceremony took place May 23, with graduates participating in the Senior Challenge fundraising initiative.
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Thrive Kentucky roadshow helps workers navigate safety net changes
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service Experts will discuss changes to federal safety-net programs during a series of upcoming Kentucky Thrive Roadshow events aimed at community professionals. The events will cover updates…
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With new lawsuit, Beshear tries to stop KY lawmakers’ latest moves on executive power
Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear has again gone to court to challenge Republican-backed efforts to shift powers within Kentucky’s executive branch. Beshear’s latest lawsuit, filed in Franklin Circuit Court after the 2026 legislative session ended, is aimed at blocking House Bill 10. The legislation, which the GOP-controlled General Assembly approved over the governor’s veto, would…