Lucinda Parrish, who lived in Lexington and Versailles, was nearly 60 when she survived the Titanic’s sinking.

In 1799, famous frontiersman and fur trapper Daniel Boone moved from Kentucky to St. Charles in the Louisiana Territory, ...

Step into Kentucky’s war-torn past as we explore historic grounds where Union and Confederate soldiers once clashed. With metal detectors in hand, we recover relics buried for over a ...

Three months after John T. Killeen was appointed by President Grover Cleveland as postmaster for Luzerne Borough in 1894, three men used dynamite to blow up the post office's safe. What transpired was ...

The riverboat captain is a storyteller. Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river — from ...