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May 20, 2025

• Kentucky neighborhoods hit by tornado to evacuate ahead of next round of storms
• Five days after tornadoes hit, Kentucky survivors ask: Where’s FEMA?
• Lexington restaurant that closed is back just in time for patio season
• KY’s congressmen on cuts to the state’s National Weather Service offices
• What to know about how KY weather service staff shortages affected tornado alerts
• Some weather radios inoperable amid severe storms in Kentucky. How to stay updated
• Kentucky’s beautiful forests will be hurt by cuts to U.S. Forest Service | Opinion
• Laurel County schools close for the rest of the academic year due to tornadoes
• Lexington could become a ‘climate haven,’ but we need to prepare for more people | Opinion
• Kentucky tornado victim spent final hour caring for neighbors, beloved dog
• What did Denzel Aberdeen’s Florida teammates think of his transfer to Kentucky?
• Las Vegas isn’t being kind to Kentucky football, but that might be a good thing
• Lexington history: Lawyers stole millions from clients in diet drug settlement
• ‘A long time coming.’ Frederick Douglass gets first baseball playoff win since 2021
• Boogie Fland was once signed to play at UK. Now, he’s joining the NCAA champions
• Sayre stays aggressive — and ‘chatty’ — to reach girls lacrosse state title game
• Analyzing UK baseball’s NCAA Tournament hopes after 1st-round SEC Tournament loss
• ‘That was epic.’ Douglass home runs power Broncos to district softball finals
• Kentucky farmer pleads guilty in crop fraud, must pay government $9.9 million
• Judge rules lawsuit from Old National Bank victims can continue against gun seller
• More severe storms are headed for Kentucky Tuesday. Here’s what to know
• Kentucky mother describes son’s last moments as tornado collapsed building
• Tornado that hit Pulaski, Laurel counties ruled EF-4. More severe weather approaches
• Kentucky basketball adds another high school recruit to next season’s team
• A member of the UK basketball ‘Unforgettables’ will coach former Cats this summer
• Billions of cicadas to emerge across Kentucky. Share your sightings of them with us