University of Kentucky officials celebrated the opening of a new, $265 million research building aimed at solving health disparities that plague Kentucky, such as cancer, diabetes, obesity and substance abuse.
A video of two staff members at Tates Creek Middle School dragging a boy with autism in a school hallway has been released by Fayette County school officials through the Kentucky Open Records Act.
Fayette Superintendent Emmanual Caulk explains how he plans to implement additional support to Fayette County public schools categorized with CSI and TSI.
Stephanie Winkler, president of the Kentucky Education Association, spoke after a Kentucky Supreme Court hearing on the state's new public pension law.
Eastern Kentucky University research students study the migration patterns of Copperhead snakes in the Red River Gorge using radio telemetry. The study seeks to minimize snake interaction with humans.
The Wendell Berry Farming Program is part of Sterling College, an environmental school in Vermont. Students are in Henry County, Kentucky, learning about sustainable farming.
Lexington resident Steve Logan gave input to superintendent Manny Caulk during a Fayette County School Board meeting regarding the process of how the county would be implementing a tax increase.
A Lexington mother wants additional action taken against a former Fayette County school bus monitor. The mother says this surveillance video shows the monitor struck her seven-year-old son when he leaned his head into the bus aisle.
A kindergarten teacher at Alhambra Primary School in Illinois explains the strategies she uses to set up a safe learning environment for her new students. The school had its first day of kindergarten on Aug. 16.
Bruce, 5, who had an inoperable brain tumor, wanted to ride a school bus to kindergarten at Lexington's Coventry Oak Elementary. Fayette school officials made it happen.
Artists Karyn Olivier and Jay C. Lohmann convert the dome ceiling of University of Kentucky's Memorial Hall entrance into public art to contextualize a controversial mural found within the building made by Ann Rice O'Hanlon in 1934.
Lexington Police Chief Lawrence Weathers welcomed students of Cardinal Valley elementary school back to the first day of school, as well as shared a story during a bus ride to the school.
