Occupying an entire city block between Ann and Mero streets and fronting on Broadway in downtown Frankfort, the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History — commonly known as the Kentucky History ...

Fordham selected as Lyman T. Johnson Torch of Excellence Award winner ...

A young calf drew students toward a livestock display. Nearby, Kentucky-grown pawpaws, aquaculture systems, drones, and hands-on science showed visitors to Kentucky State University’s fourth annual Ag ...

Frankfort’s Josh Tandy and Franklin County’s Myles Williams competed in the first round of the KHSAA State Golf Tournament Monday at StoneCrest Golf Course in Prestonsburg. Tandy shot a five-over par ...

In September, many Latino countries celebrate their independence, so Diana Aburto decided — for the second year in a row — to bring the celebration to the capital city for the Frankfort Latino Fest — ...

Editor’s note: This is the third part of a series of columns titled “Hotter than fish grease” by Rev. Ron Moore Jr. Read the first column here and the second column here. It is God’s desire that all ...

Frankfort’s Charlie Baglan has been named one of five inductees for the 2026 Kentucky Broadcasters Hall of Fame. The honor is presented by the Kentucky Broadcasters Association and recognizes a career ...

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On Thursday, The Foundry on Broadway served as the primary location to celebrate Literary Week in Kentucky as adult education leaders and advocates came together. Remarks were given by Lt. Gov.

Addison Finley and Jack Marshall were crowned Frankfort High School’s Homecoming King and Queen during halftime of the football game Friday at Sower Field.

Frankfort’s football team lost its homecoming game 53-8 to Bethlehem Friday at Sower Field. Frankfort’s touchdown came on a 60-yard interception return by Braylen Wells. Tyler Mattison scored the ...