Bluegrass Chapter News Today

Kristen LaRue Bond is a Black realtor who wants Lexington to understand how housing policies helped and hurt its own citizens.

Girls in Kentucky will get a chance to see what a career in the skies looks like.

Girls in Kentucky will get a chance to see what a career in the skies looks like.

First Amendment attorney Michael Abate will discuss current legislation, court decisions, lawsuits and attorney-general opinions and rulings about open government 7 p.m. Thursday, March 16, in the Brockman Senate Chamber in the University of Kentucky Gatton Student Center.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - The loss of community newspapers "has left our country ripe for an invasion of mistruth," and the remaining newspapers must adapt to the digital age to survive,

The Crittenden Press has won the 2022 Al Smith Award for public service through community journalism by Kentuckians. According to the Kentucky Press Association, Chris and Allison Evans own the Marion newspaper in a town of 3,000

LEXINGTON, Ky. - The owners of a weekly newspaper in West Kentucky, who have persevered for almost 30 years in the face of increasing challenges to the industry – and

The Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc. said Thursday it has added a Kentucky chapter, based in Louisville, effective immediately.

WKMS Station Manager Chad Lampe has been appointed chair-elect of the Kentucky Broadcasters Association Board of Directors.

Patrick Sterling, vice president of legendary people at Texas Roadhouse in Louisville, Kentucky, assumed the presidency of the Risk & Insurance Management Society Inc., effective Jan. 1.