Later this month, an interstellar comet will pass through our celestial neighborhood.
Students, professors and Lexington community members gathered in the University of Kentucky’s J. David Rosenberg’s College of Law’s Grand Courtroom Wednesday, Oct. 15 to hear a series of oral arguments from the Kentucky Supreme Court.
Nestled in Lexington’s Central Public Library’s third floor is a vast archival haven filled with stories. Some are told through centuries-old newspapers and biographies, others through microphones just a few steps down the hall.
The WRFL Halloween Show returns this year at Al’s Bar on November 1st! Performances will feature Lousivlle based Band Deady and Lexington natives, Winners! Participants…
My first encounter with Sami Ibrahim was a complete accident. My original plans for the day were to make a quick stop by sQecial Media…
The Supreme Court of Kentucky announced yesterday it will hold its October oral arguments at the University of Kentucky’s J. David Rosenberg College of Law Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 15-16.
For over half a decade now, Camille Harn and Tyler Marie have both been staples of WRFL’s overnight broadcast, running the acclaimed early Saturday-morning goth…
Change can be scary sometimes. But sometimes it can also be really freaking cool. For instance, take WRFL’s show schedule. Every semester, there are changes…
The annual SlimeStone Labor Day event is almost here! SlimeStone is a scavenger hunt held at WRFL, the Cat’s Den and with participating businesses on…
One of the greatest tragedies of a long-running cultural institution like WRFL is that so much of its history and culture lies solely within people.