As a college student in New York, the mere fact that I grew up in Kentucky has elevated me to mythical status amongst my ...

We are in something of a “betwixt and between time” here in early July. The crops that love it hot are in the ground and ...

Seeing the invisible has been a recurring theme in this column as of late. It turns up again this week as we catch a fleeting ...

Monday ...

Good Trouble Lives On in Frankfort, Kentucky’s capital city, as Capital Indivisible and eight partner groups rally in front ...

Kentucky author Gabrielle Gray, a native of Somerset, is attracting uncommon praise and notice for her first novel, "To Each ...

The Parkinson’s Support Group will meet at 6 p.m. July 17 at First Christian Church, 316 Ann St. The group will have snacks and sharing at 6 p.m. The meeting ...

Being nominated for The State Journal’s Frankfort’s Faves Peoples’s Choice Awards is a coveted honor for local businesses, organizations and individuals. However, winning one of the prestigious awards ...

It was not long after local and state leaders announced last year that a 134,000-square-foot Target would anchor The Paddocks ...

It’s summer now, but neither the oak nor the white ash tree in our backyard are sprouting new growth; nor will they. Those ...

Collins passed away on Wednesday at Central Baptist Hospital in Lexington with friends and family by his side. To plant a ...

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced the closure of a section of KY 1005 (Devils Hollow Road) on Thursday.