Officials announced Thursday that 51 attorneys general and several major phone companies are working together to stop scam calls.

The Fayette County coroner has identified the pedestrian that was hit and killed on Bellefonte Drive.

Some leaders in Madison County want to build a drug rehab center to hopefully reduce a county jail's overcrowding problem.

A House committee has advanced a bill to combat Kentucky's drug-addiction problems by taking aim at drug dealers and the overprescribing of painkillers.

After its response time to a weekend barn fire came under critique, Lexington has announced its E911 service will hire more phone operators. The new staff members will handle non-emergency calls. According to the city, those calls make up about 53% of calls to the E911 Center. The hope is specifically tasking people with answering those calls should keep 911 operators free to answer emergencies. It is something Mercury Equine Center owner Eric Reed says comes too late for him.

In the wake of a rash of heroin overdoses, and with the toxic drug still in the area, community leaders, healthcare providers, and law enforcement will lead a panel discussion in Rowan County Tuesday evening.

The FBI is reaching out to high school students in Kentucky as part of the strategy to combat the state's illegal drug scourge.

Warmer temperatures and closed schools has resulted in a number of older kids hopping on their mopeds and hitting the streets. According to Berea police, that's becoming a real problem.