The Kentucky Wildcats are back home to take on the Auburn Tigers tomorrow and they will be without the services of one of their more experienced players. Graduate transfer forward Reid Travis is out with a knee sprain he suffered in a road contest against Missouri. The big question on the minds of the Big Blue Nation is how will the Wildcats make up for the loss; especially with a huge rematch looming against Tennessee? We’re talking UK basketball on the Scouting Report wih LEX 18 sports anchor

This week on Capitol Chat with Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock we discuss Tuesday's field trip to the Old State Capitol and the fate of several bills as the session reaches its midpoint later this week.

2018 was a very good year for VisitLex, the local convention and visitors bureau. In fact they’ve just completed their Results for 2018 comprehensive report and WUKY's Alan Lytle discusses big takeaways with VisitLex President Mary Quinn Ramer.

Lawmakers now have 21 days to get bills to the governor’s desk during the 2019 session; and we’ve now heard from Governor Bevin about what he thinks they should be working on. He laid out a number of priorities last week in his State of the Commonwealth Address. For all things political we turn once again to the editor and publisher of the Kentucky Gazette, Laura Cullen Glasscock.

This Wednesday is the annual UK Economic Outlook Conference where leading experts address issues including the outlook for the local, state, and national economy, the financial markets and current topics of interest. It’s presented by the Center for Business and Economic Research in the Gatton College of Business. Jenny Minier, new director of CBER recently stopped by the WUKY studios to talk with Alan Lytle about this year's event.

The Lexington Gathering is a four-day winter music festival bringing Kentucky's traditional arts to Kentucky's second largest city, but it’s not just a celebration of the music and culture of Appalachia, as special correspondent Nadia Ramlagan tells us, this year’s gathering will have a distinctive international flavor.

This week on the Business Side WUKY's Alan Lytle and Business Lexington editor Tom Wilmes talk about the economic priorities outlined by new Mayor Linda Gorton in her first state of the city address.

The University of Kentucky will play a large role in this year's Martin Luther King Holiday events in the city of Lexington. UK Now's Carl Nathe recently spoke with the organizers behind the festivities.

This week on Capitol Chat WUKY's Alan Lytle and Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock discuss the first several days of the 2019 Legislative Session and whether there might be surprises down the road.

Every January the Lane Report publishes a look-ahead of top business trends to keep our eyes on. WUKY's Alan Lytle gets some of the highlights of this year's report from executive editor Mark Green in this week's edition of the Business Side.