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Kentucky gets “C” for maternal mental health
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Just like the U.S., Kentucky earned a C grade in the Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health’s latest annual report. The Policy Center says…
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Council Work Session to Consider $769K Versailles Road Project, Grant Funding
The Lexington Urban County Council work session Tuesday will consider a $769,746 contract for road design services and dozens of other spending proposals, including grants for opioid response and firefighter training.
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Free summer meals available for Fayette County children
Fayette County Public Schools and partner organizations are offering free breakfast and lunch to children 18 and younger this summer through the USDA’s SUN Meals program at multiple locations throughout the community.
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Bryan Station softball reaches historic 11th Region final
Bryan Station High’s softball team reached the 11th Region championship game for the first time in program history before losing 4-0 to Madison Central, capping a remarkable postseason turnaround despite struggling during the regular season.
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Kentucky, Louisville Set Rivalry Game for December 9
Kentucky women’s basketball has announced its rivalry matchup with Louisville will take place December 9 at Rupp Arena, marking the 62nd meeting between the two programs in what is the first scheduled game for the 2026-27 season.
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Mental health awareness is “a yearlong effort,” says Gov. Beshear
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, Gov. Andy Beshear highlighted the progress his administration has made in expanding access to mental…
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Beshear Recognizes June as Pride Month in Kentucky
Gov. Andy Beshear signed a proclamation recognizing June 2026 as Pride Month in Kentucky, the first sitting governor to do so, highlighting his administration’s efforts to protect LGBTQ+ rights including banning conversion therapy and supporting gender-affirming healthcare.
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Health Column: Knowing stroke signs and acting fast can save lives
By Dr. Jessica Lee University of Kentucky Every second matters when it comes to stroke. That’s why it’s important to understand both the warning signs of stroke and the steps…
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UK exhibition reveals unknown chapter of modern dance photography
University of Kentucky researchers have uncovered a hidden chapter of American dance history through photographer Doris Ulmann’s previously unexamined portraits of modern dance pioneers from 1919-1933, challenging assumptions about the photographer’s most celebrated Appalachian work.
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18 Kentucky counties approved for federal aid after Winter Storm Fern
President Trump and FEMA approved federal disaster aid for 18 Kentucky counties damaged by Winter Storm Fern in January, which killed more than 20 people across the state.