“All handmade, all local” is the motto for Art on the Town, a weekly market hosted by the city of Lexington. Held in Tandy Park, this event features homegrown foods, mobile art carts and even a bouquet...

On Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7, the annual DanceBlue marathon supporting the Hematology/Oncology Clinic took place in Rupp Arena on account of construction in the marathon’s usual Memorial...

While clouds obscured viewing of the Solar Eclipse for most of the day, UK students, faculty and staff were still able to take in the wonder of the cosmic occurrence.

Taste of Africa was hosted by the African Students Association on Saturday, March 30, 2024. Students prepared presentations, food and performances highlighting their culture. Here is reporter Sofia Gustafson...

Around 9:30 a.m., the University of Kentucky sent out a tornado warning advising all students to seek shelter. However, after many trees fell, students wondered why class wasn’t canceled earlier.

All-night burger restaurant Tolly-Ho, currently located on South Broadway, is relocating next to the Newtown Crossing apartments after the University of Kentucky bought the current building. Reporter Gabriella...

Kentucky state legislators have put forth an attack on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) across the commonwealth’s public university campuses, failing to recognize these initiatives are the best...

Kentucky students react to No. 3 Kentucky men’s basketball’s disappointing 80-76 upset loss to No. 14 Oakland, marking the second time in three years the Cats have been upset by a double-digit seed...

A new University of Kentucky study focuses on how bad air quality can impact child obesity that can cause future health issues like high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes. Reporter Giana Gallo...

Ty Osborne regularly juggles the demands of going to college while working as a professional voice actor. Nate Lucas has more on the story here.

Powerlifting at the University of Kentucky is growing. Soon, there will be UK students representing their school at a national powerlifting meet. Nate Lucas has more on the story.

Never Too Much Creamery is a local Black-owned business ran by twin sisters Jerrica and Jameshia Croley, who focus on bringing a smile to a child’s face, one scoop at a time.