Calling it a power-based and deadly crime, Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman is releasing a guide to help law enforcement, medical providers and prosecutors respond to cases of strangulation.

Class is back in session Monday at the University of Kentucky, beating some Kentucky high schools that haven’t returned in the new year.

Playing basketball for the University of Kentucky means you are going to get the opposing team's best shot every game, especially when playing on the road. This

Through the use of geotagging data on the social networking platform X and the use of hashtags #BanTikTok or #SaveTikTok, Kentucky was found to be one of 16 states favoring the TikTok ban.

As the region prepares for a blast of winter weather, the University of Kentucky has canceled all in-person activities and events scheduled for Sunday, the university announced Friday night. The Gatton Student Center will also be closed, the university said.

"TP, he’s terrific, isn’t he? Again, really complicated defense," Pope claimed. "But TP, you know I mean it was big shots, really big shots. Right?"

The Kentucky Derby Festival announced on Tuesday the 2025 Royal Court, which features two UK students and a KSU student on the court.

The University of Kentucky has a new partner when it comes to their NIL collective and this time it features bourbon.

The suit was filed Jan. 14 against the commonwealth and Kentucky Department of Education on behalf of nine students, who are members of the Kentucky Student Voice Team. It was inspired by the 1989 Rose v. Council for Better Education case, which argued the state's education system was failing children.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kentucky's first-ever toolkit to combat strangulation was released by the attorney general Wednesday.

Kentucky’s win against Mississippi State was Mark Pope’s 200th win as a college coach. These have been his most memorable victories.

“Crowning new Kentucky Derby Festival royalty is our favorite way to start the new year and a sign that the Derby season is just around the corner,” said Matt Gibson, Kentucky Derby Festival President & CEO. “This year and every year, we’re honored to have these accomplished young women represent the Festival and serve as our ambassadors.”