Reigniting a mission: Lexington activist hosts 12th annual coat drive
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Devine Carama, Lexington's award-winning hip-hop artist, anti-gun violence leader and community activist, is once again bringing special attention to his youth-based nonprofit Believing in Forever’s 12th annual winter coat drive for children. “Hip hop is the foundation of everything I do, from...
Deciding the Fate of a Nostalgic CD Collection: A Query about Cut Corner Owners
A social media user recently expressed their intention to donate their extensive CD collection to Cut Corner, a store known for its 80s nostalgia. The user sought information about the owners of the store, stating their reluctance to donate if the owners were part of 'Cult45'.
Nearly 40 horses moved from eastern Kentucky mine site by equine shelter program
Authorities said the 39 horses were feral and had been collected illegally.
Mark Stoops wastes no time in delivering news Kentucky fans didn’t want to hear
After a historic 41-0 loss to Louisville, Mark Stoops remained defiant, delivering news that an angry fanbase did not want to hear at all.
Lexington man allegedly assaulted, threatened to kill woman while released on bond
A Lexington man was arrested on Friday in connection with warrants accusing him of assaulting his girlfriend multiple times while he was reportedly out on bond in connection with two felony cases.
Mark Stoops just coached the most confusing quarter of his career and it should...
In a disastrous 3rd quarter against Louisville, Mark Stoops made a series of baffling decisions that highlight a program with no direction.
Does Anyone Know What’s Happening at the Former Texas Roadhouse Location on Richmond Road?
There has been a buzz of curiosity surrounding the construction happening at the former location of the Texas Roadhouse on Richmond Road. Many locals have noticed the ongoing work and are eager to find out what new establishment is set to replace the popular steakhouse.
Lexington’s oldest bar selling renowned bourbon at cost for central Kentucky nonprofit
Chevy Chase Inn is hosting a holiday event to give bourbon fans the chance to try a rare bourbon without going broke, while also helping Operation Secret Santa.
Salvation Army serves Thanksgiving meals to 700 local residents
The Salvation Army Central Kentucky brought Thanksgiving dinner to hundreds of people in Lexington, serving up to 700 meals with the help of 130 volunteers and Lundy's Catering.
Georgetown police trade turkey for duty on Thanksgiving Day
GEORGETOWN, Ky. (WKYT) - Georgetown police officers traded turkey and family time for uniforms this Thanksgiving, working to ensure the community could celebrate safely. For officers on duty, ‘thankful’ has an extra meaning that it does for some other families. “I’m thankful for just the camaraderie that we...
