The museum will again serve in 2021 as a Blue Star Museum, a program that provides free admission to active duty military and their families.

Exhibit's goal is to foster conversation about the 'good, bad and ugly.'

Some activities still limited, health guidelines in place

The Mary Todd House, in downtown Lexington, received a $2,000 grant from the Kentucky Local History Trust Fund.

Kentucky Fried Chicken says its partners are planning to renovate and expand the popular Sanders Cafe KFC in Corbin.

A huge fire engulfed Brazil’s 200-year-old National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, lighting up the night sky with towering flames as firefighters and museum workers raced to save historical relics from the blaze.

How are you celebrating Black History Month this year? Special guest Leah Craig stopped by today to tell us all about the Hopewell Museum, where you can learn more about the contributions made by Garrett Morgan, notable Black inventor and historical figure. Check out this segment to learn about his life, and learn more about the Hopewell Museum, located in historic Paris-Bourbon county, on their website.

The Spirit of Freedom, an actual transport aircraft that flew in the 1948-49 Berlin Airlift and is now a flying museum about the operation, is visiting the Aviation Museum of Kentucky during October 6-8 at Blue Grass Airport.

The Lexington History Museum, Inc., preserves and tells Lexington history and Foster Ockerman Junior, the Chief Historian of the Lexington History Museum tells the story of the Commonwealth's journey to statehood.

Mary Todd Lincoln House 40th Anniversary

The owners who restored Muhammad Ali's boyhood home in Kentucky and opened it as a museum say it may have to close because of financial difficulties.

The Kentucky Derby has ended but the Kentucky Derby Museum is trying to keep the fun going with a Derby hat contest.

The Kentucky Derby Museum says it will become the permanent home for items collected by thoroughbred trainer D. Wayne Lukas, a four-time Derby winner who has saddled 48 horses to run for the roses.

Lexington was once the place to be seen on Derby Eve. Now the who’s-who goes to Louisville.

A gift from Brown-Forman Corp. will enable visitors to see the renovated Speed Art Museum at no charge on Sundays for the next five years.

A new exhibit at the National Corvette Museum will allow visitors to experience a sinkhole collapse up close and personal.

The Aviation Museum of Kentucky has been chosen to receive a UK/NASA grant for its educational programs.

Some Tennessee and Kentucky humanities projects will receive part of $21.8 million in grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities announced this week.

A Louisville museum is planning an exhibit focused on the influence and legacy of Thomas Merton.

The building that houses a Kentucky circus museum has been sold.