Discover Lexington, Kentucky’s rich heritage, from bourbon and horses to basketball legends and Black trailblazers.

Built in 1880, the four-story Main Building housed university administration and classrooms for UK, including the president’s office, conference rooms and a visitor’s center. Dedicated on Feb. 15, ...

National Love Your Red Hair Day, which occurs in November, was founded by Stephanie and Adrienne Vendetti in 2011. The natural redheaded sisters said they started the holiday to “empower every redhead ...

The event, which is being organized by the New England Society for Psychic Research (NESPR), provides a unique opportunity ...

After a day out on the water paddleboarding or a hike on one of the nearby trails, enjoy a family picnic at one of this ...

Central Kentucky's signature 502 area code could soon run out of available phone numbers, and locals have mixed opinions ...

According to the travel website, Travel & Leisure, the best camping in Kentucky can be found at the Daniel Boone National ...

Get Reader’s Digest’s Read Up newsletter for more fun facts, humor, cleaning, travel and tech all week long. The second-ever modern Olympics were held here in 1900, and then Paris hosted ...

An exhibit from the Faulkner Morgan Archive will be on display at the Central Library branch of the Lexington Public Library ...

Lexington socialite Lucille Caudill Little escaped a kidnapping and drove to the bank to withdraw her own ransom money.