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Megan Adams, who spent 25 years in ballet before finding yoga, is now among the top 5 finalists in her group in the National Ms. Health & Fitness 2026 Competition.

For months on end, downtown Winchester was disheveled; heavy construction equipment beeped, sidewalks were closed, and parking was blocked.

Some Kentuckians might be tempted to plant spring flowers and vegetables soon, with warm temperatures and rainy conditions impacting the region. The National Weather Service in Louisville shows high temperatures in the 70s in the coming days, but don't celebrate too early. Those temperatures won't last — it's still...

A section of Nicholasville Road near New Circle Road that was blocked off for several hours Thursday morning after a tractor-trailer overturned has reopened, according to the Lexington Traffic Management Center. The crash was reported around 7:20 a.m. in the outbound lanes of Nicholasville Road. Officials originally...

A Lexington letter carrier is being recognized nationally after coming to the aid of a woman on his mail route who had fallen and could not get up.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Clocks spring forward this Sunday, and a Kentucky neurologist and state trooper are warning of the risks that come with losing an hour of sleep. Daylight saving time began as an energy-saving idea nearly 250 years ago, according to Johns Hopkins University. However, today, the centuries-old...

LONDON, Ky. — A Lexington man has been arrested on allegations he was the source supplying fentanyl dealers across Eastern Kentucky. Ramando “Scoop” Taylor Jr., 27, is charged with distributing more than 40 grams of fentanyl and conspiracy. Hazard Police Captain James Grigsby, who serves on a...

The home includes a gym, hair salon and massage room, along with a 1,500-gallon aquarium and a library with a secret passageway.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A woman said she’s being terrorized by a raccoon after moving into her Westwood apartment less than a month ago. Alexus Hubbard told FOX19 NOW that she first heard sounds in her ceiling on Feb. 20. She said she reported them to a landlord before ownership changed.

A 65-year-old woman in Lexington has reached a $1.2 million settlement with the city and its police department after filing a lawsuit over a violent arrest outside a hospital in 2022. Linda Trapp, who was homeless at the time, sued the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, the Lexington Police Department and...