The Louisville area is home to roughly 50 local craft beer breweries and tap rooms with options for every tase. Here's a list ...

Designated as a National Natural Landmark as well as a National Archaeological District, the Red offers the breathtaking ...

Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky have 100+ miles of trails for bikers and hikers. Brian Bozeman wants locals and out-of-towners to know about them.

Though it used to be known for its casinos, mafia connections, and Vegas-like atmosphere, Newport, Kentucky, has since morphed into a small yet vibrant city with much to offer travelers, like a scenic ...

The Kentucky Bourbon Hall of Fame livestream will air September 16. and will feature interviews with this year’s inductees and commentary from leading voices in the Bourbon world.

On June 16, community leaders gathered at the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky, to officially unveil a statewide African American Heritage Trail, featuring over 50 historical sites that ...

Gov. Andy Beshear on Monday unveiled a new statewide African American Heritage Trail featuring more than 50 sites that highlight the contributions of African Americans to Kentucky and the nation, ...

Kentucky continues to stay hot on the recruiting trail. Mark Stoops picked up a new commitment from Max Mohring.

Speakers at the Ali Center credited Kimberly Clay, the Kentucky Department of Tourism’s director of cultural heritage, for putting together the trail. Yvonne Giles, a historian from Lexington known ...

Gov. Andy Beshear joined state and local leaders to launch the historic trail. Canada rescinds Digital Services Tax after Trump cuts off U.S. trade talks Remembering 'Welcome Back, Kotter' Cast ...

The roots of Kentucky’s bourbon legacy The history of bourbon is as old as the United States, starting when the first European settlers with stills in tow arrived at Harrodsburg in 1774.

Green River Bourbon stopped distribution in 1955, but distilling was revived in 2016 and it returned to store shelves in 2022 with a label declaring it "The Pride of Owensboro." ...