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Lying is a growth industry. More people are lying on their resumes, so more employers are checking resumes, so more resume-checking services are popping up around the country. "There is...

You can take your pill pulls and your blazing fast workouts and your Chris Lincoln miscues and your untested Horses of the Year and push them out to the auxiliary...

Researchers have identified a human enzyme that might protect brain cells. The University of Kentucky team found that the enzyme lessens the damage caused by strokes and Alzheimer's disease-- knowledge...

If you've ever gargled with salt water, sipped flat ginger ale to soothe an upset stomach or warmed milk for insomnia, you've practiced the most common kind of medical care....

It started with a request from one farmer who wanted to subdivide his 300-acre farm near Lexington, Ky. A resounding no was the answer from the Urban County Council. And...

Each spring, as soon as the weather heats up, the home remodeling/repair season kicks into high gear and consumers need to be cautious about whom they hire, experts say. "There...

Lisa Stone did it right. In May, as interest rates were moving up, the Lexington Realtor refinanced her mortgage, lowering the interest rate to 6.125 percent from 9.75 percent. "I...

It's like ordering the Meal Deal at McDonald's. Home buyers can now get a house and a life insurance policy or an annuity with one monthly payment. Fries and drinks...

Building materials store to luxury car dealership to church to offices/catalog showroom: Following the change of occupants at 2680 Palumbo Drive would be enough to make any Realtor's head spin....

The Kentucky Derby is high in cholesterol and saturated fats. Anybody who has been within a bourbon bottle of the place knows it. With that in mind, here is the...