Devine Carama News Today

A state law taking effect next month will require more kids charged with violent offenses to be held in Kentucky’s troubled juvenile jails — at a time when all eight

$1,000, free studio time, and the chance to be in a music video are just some of the prizes one Tates Creek kid will receive for winning the inaugural Southside Remix Contest.

Against the backdrop of Eastside Technical Center's television set, C-SPAN set the tone in a celebration of student excellence.

“We want to encourage our young people to continue using their voice to speak about the importance of equity, diversity, being inclusive, but that’s only one part of it.”

As the city sees a drop in violence, they're also encouraging non-profits to apply for thousands in grant money to help be part of the solution.

Members from One Lexington joined Mayor Linda Gorton to talk about the recent report on youth violence in the city.

Stories of his parents’ experiences and the knowledge gained on his own helped shape Devine’s thinking growing up and propelled him to take a leadership position of his own.

It's hard to sum up the significant contributions African Americans have made in Kentucky, but we're hoping to highlight the past, present, and future leaders who make this Commonwealth great.

Senate Bill 13 was introduced last month in Frankfort, a bipartisan effort that would create a pathway for local law enforcement officers to petition for weapons to be taken from

On an ordinary day, in an ordinary town, in an ordinary school, in an ordinary class, an extraordinary, horrifying — and sadly, uniquely-American — tragedy occurred.I was 17 when my former cla