Kentucky history

Did Kentucky invent the cheeseburger? Louisville's 80/20 at Kaelin's claims the title and Colonel Sanders once cooked there too. Here's the delicious history!

Spring has officially sprung at Middle Springs Farm, where poppies are blooming and family fun is just around the corner.

This group of determined Kentuckians made sure folks in Appalachia had access to books in the early 1900s. On horseback through all kinds of weather and terrain, they started some of the state's first libraries.

Part of an initiative to celebrate America's 250th Anniversary, 10 locations were chosen because of the stories they tell. Have you ever heard about Moneta Sleet Jr.?

Think Transylvania has nothing to do with Kentucky? Think again. Learn about this wild piece of Bluegrass State history.

This January, the library will transform into a time capsule, shedding light on the untold stories of Native Americans and their lasting impact on our nation.

Daniel Boone was not involved in a Yahoo chat that went awry. Obviously. No, Kentucky's favorite folk hero was dealing with a "Yahoo" of a bigger kind.

It's been argued that radio was invented in Kentucky. It's a good argument and a good story. Unfortunately, it's a good story with a sad ending.

Here's the story of an old grain elevator and why it wound up, oddly enough, in the middle of a lake.

"Kentucky" is a fine name. I'd say we're used to it, wouldn't you? Well, if a certain legendary pioneer had had his way, we could have been very attractive to vampires AND country stars.

It was one of the most celebrated nightclubs in the country, routinely attracting legendary talent.

It's hard to believe all this stuff happened TWO DECADES ago. Twenty years used to be a long time. Remember that?