On Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025, citizens of Lexington joined more than 2,500 cities and 7 million people nationwide for a second No Kings demonstration. The crowd spread across the courthouse plazas downtown...

On September 10, conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was hosting an event at Utah Valley University (UVU) through his organization Turning Point USA. He had gained fame and notoriety for his controversial...

In Mar 20, 2025, the Kentucky General Assembly passed House Bill 208, mandating that all public school districts develop policies to restrict student use of personal telecommunication devices such as cell...

Under the soft glow of auditorium lights and the echo of warm applause, the WPLD Awards Banquet unfolded as more than just an end-of-year ceremony—it was a heartfelt celebration of family, legacy, and...

Moving from middle school to high school brings a shift in both academics and expectations. Students take on greater responsibility, managing their schedules and adapting to faster-paced, more independent...

When Mr. Jesse Howell took his Biology 3 students outside for a lesson, he did not expect to have a visitor. In the creek near the school, students noticed a water snake struggling to free itself from...

Understanding money isn’t just for adults — it’s essential for students, too. Kentucky has taken a significant step by passing House Bill 342, making financial literacy a mandatory course for...

As May rolls in, so does AP season, a time filled with flashcards, review sessions, and late-night cram sessions.  For high school freshmen, it marks their first taste of college-level pressure, and...

While officials report that emissions levels have decreased, Adrian Bryant, Civic Information Specialist at Civic Lexington, says this is a misconception.  Global warming and climate change are no longer...