 | Kentucky National Guard Sends 4th Team to Afghanistan
More than 60 Kentucky National Guardsmen will soon be heading to southern Afghanistan. Today a farewell ceremony was held in Midway.  Video
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 | Will You be Shedding Pounds for the New Year?
Urban Active in Lexington says the new year brings in 1.5 times the normal membership level and traffic more than doubles.
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 | This is What the New Rupp Could Look Like
The official recommendation is that Rupp Arena should be renovated not replaced. The plan from the Mayoral appointed committee also calls for a new and much bigger convention center and a whole lot more. Video
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 | Toys for Tots Hands Out Christmas Joy
The Salvation Army and the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots together have over 200 years of history of serving the needs of children.
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 | How to Prevent Holiday Fires
This season brings about Christmas trees, holiday meals and cold weather that brings out space heaters and electric blankets. The Lexington Fire Department says all of these things can be possible fire hazards and could send your Holiday plans up in smoke. Video
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 | Bass Webb Case Set to be Moved
Webb is accused of raping and killing ex-girlfriend, Bryia Runiewicz, inside her home in 2009. Video
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 | Black Friday Shoppers Save Hundreds this Holiday
Thousands of shoppers lined up as early as 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving since several stores, like Walmart, Kmart, and Target decided to open their doors before friday actually began.
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 | Pearl Harbor Survivor Shares His Story
On the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the few remaining survivors of it spoke at a luncheon in Lexington about their experiences of that day.
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 | Homeless Day Center Raises Concerns in Downtown Lexington
Now anyone looking for a warm place to stay from nine in the morning to four in the afternoon, Monday through Friday, is welcome at the New Life Day Center along Martin Luther King Blvd in downtown Lexington. Video
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 | Lexington Woman Recalls Pearl Harbor 70 Years Ago
Pearl Rutledge has kept this manuscript that was given to her from Tom Brown, a sailor who survived the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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 | Sister of Shooting Victim Holds Non-violence Rally
"For some reason God chose me to be the messenger," a message of peace and making positive choices...even when that seems like the hardest decision to make.
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 | Study Shows Renovating Rupp Cheaper than Building New Rupp
Mayor Jim Gray released the feasibility study results that shows the cost of renovating Rupp Arena is half of what it would take to build a new arena.
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 | Auctions Help Lexington Firefighter Toy Program
A fallen Lexington firefighter continues to inspire help for others.
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 | Man Who Killed a Deputy Sheriff Up for Early Parole
It's been 23 years since a Fayette County Deputy Sheriff was gunned down in the line of duty the man who shot him is up for early medical release from prison.
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 | Laurel Co. School Superintendent Charged with DUI Resigns
The Laurel County Schools superintendent charged with drunk driving and resisting over the weekend has resigned.
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