Holidays in the Tri-State

Want something a little different for your New Year's Eve celebration? How about partying at one of Kentucky's state parks. They're trotting out their finest.

Here's why Cincinnati stands out for Christmas with festive traditions, great shopping, and wallet-friendly holiday fun.

Charles Dickens would be proud. London, in the western Appalachians, has been named the 'Christmas Capital of Kentucky.'

A Kentucky store claims to be the largest in the South, going so far as to nickname itself "Toy Vomit."

If you grew up in the 90s, you probably remember the movie moment that made every middle and high school girl in the theater gasp. Now one of the most famous 90s hearthrobs is heading to Evansville for a major fan event.

Dairy Queen and the Owensboro Off-Road Jeepers on December 6th for breakfast with Santa and a festive Christmas Wish toy drive. Enjoy holiday fun, see the decked-out Jeeps, and help support local families in need.

To this day, I still see landmarks that trigger these wonderful Christmas memories.

The iconic bourbon ball is a holiday standard. You can tour the Kentucky factory where they were invented.

These long-gone Owensboro department stores once ruled the Christmas shopping season.

Who knew a bag of cracked pickleballs could inspire such festive creativity? One player’s story is a true holiday delight.