News

By Kathleen Adams

Lexington, KY – When the Thoroughbred racing industry gathers in Beverly Hills later this month to celebrate the achievements of both equines and humans involved in the sport of horse racing, the Kentucky Horse Park will also be honored.

By Greg Davis

Lexington, KY – Dr. Greg Davis explores efforts to alert African-Americans to their increased risk of Alzheimer's Disease.

By Lee Todd

Lexington, KY – Dr. Todd discusses the university's priorities for the 2008 legislative session in Frankfort in light of the funding cuts announced earlier this month by Governor Beshear. (Program in two parts)

By Lee Todd

Lexington, KY – Dr. Todd discusses the university's priorities for the 2008 legislative session in Frankfort in light of the funding cuts announced earlier this month by Governor Beshear. (Program in two parts)

By Kathleen Adams

Lexington, KY – In what is being hailed as the largest settlement in the history of the state's Office of Financial Institutions, Nationstar Mortgage LLC has agreed to make a voluntary contribution in lieu of further litigation over its business practices. Kathleen Adams has details.

By Josh James

Lexington, KY – Members of the Woodford County Economic Development Authority plan to meet this morning (Friday) to discuss a new development project at Midway Station - the same property that at one was to be home to the relocated Bluegrass Stockyards, until community opposition killed the deal. Josh James has the story.

By Kathleen Adams

Lexington, KY – The latest survey results indicate Kentucky's retail tobacco outlets are doing a good job of not selling tobacco products to minors. Kathleen Adams has more on the story.

By Kathleen Adams

Lexington, KY – If Kentucky lawmakers can't make up revenue shortfalls in the state budget and move forward with funding cuts to public school districts, one school superintendent in the eastern part of the state predicts serious ramifications. Kathleen Adams has details.

By Kathleen Adams

Lexington, KY – The high temperature in Lexington Monday was 70 degrees and forecasters with the National Weather Service in Louisville say that broke a record for the date set in 1907 when the mercury hit 68. Now as Kathleen Adams reports, Lexington could see another temperature record fall today.

By Kathleen Adams

Lexington, KY – Lexington Theological Seminary student Bob Silvanik is part of a faith-based delegation traveling to the Middle East to begin a two week "Peace Mission". Kathleen Adams recently met with Silvanik, and the 49 year old discussed his hopes for the trip.