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The building will be closed to the public because of concrete work planned at the entrance.

There are a few theories for the genre's enduring popularity over the past year, including the idea that country music is a good complement to drinking. Alcohol sales have soared during the pandemic.

Company officials believe the attack came from a criminal group likely based in Russia. The FBI is investigating.

The downtown festival is slated for Aug. 27-28.

Quinn Miller will begin his junior year at the academy on the campus of Western Kentucky University.

One goal is to do repairs that allow older adults to “age in place” instead of going to a nursing home.

The U.S. Postal Service filed a request on Friday with the Postal Regulatory Commission to increase the rate for a first-class stamp from 55 to 58 cents.

Established in 1983, the program has a mission to broaden Kentucky’s next generation of civic and economic leaders.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is wading into a precedent-setting legal battle to determine if the fees associated with expunging a criminal record can be waived for people who can’t afford them.

The country's vaccination rate has fallen sharply from more than 3 million shots a day in early April to 1.62 million.

A Calloway County farmer sees part of the solution to greenhouse gas emissions in his own soil, where he says, "I'm letting Mother Nature work here."

The tuition-free college degree program is named for the Kentucky author, poet, farmer and conservationist.