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Four restaurants opened in Louisville during September, while three closed, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline does not identify the businesses or provide further details.
A Kentucky state trooper was fatally shot. During Blue Alerts, Hardin County deputies covered I-65 and secondary roads as agencies searched for a suspect.
The Lexington Herald-Leader has a guide to Saturday’s Kentucky football game at South Carolina. It outlines where viewers can watch the matchup and how fans can follow it.
A previously overlooked Kentucky football player is drawing increased attention, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports. The available headline does not identify the player or explain what has prompted the notice.
An under-the-radar Kentucky football player is drawing increasing attention.
Kentucky’s football team is set to play South Carolina on Saturday. The Lexington Herald-Leader’s guide outlines where to watch the game and how to follow it.
Lexington police are searching for a suspect after a stabbing late Tuesday night near Armstrong Mill and Tates Creek on the city’s southside. Police said the victim was injured during an assault inside a vehicle and was taken to a local hospital, where they are expected to survive. The suspect left before officers arrived; investigators have not released a description of the attacker.
Kentucky higher education leaders met in Owensboro to discuss artificial intelligence, declining enrollment and public trust. The talks came as projections point to a drop in the number of high school graduates.
A Louisville design and production agency is expanding in the Shelby Park neighborhood.
A lawsuit alleges Sullivan University is facing financial struggles, according to an exclusive report by the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline does not identify the plaintiff or specify the financial issues cited.
A lawsuit accuses the Louisville sewer utility’s top police official of harassment, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Louisville is reconsidering its law governing massage facilities after backlash from the industry.
A lawsuit accuses the top law-enforcement official at Louisville’s sewer utility of harassment. The available text does not identify the accuser or describe the allegations.
A new stationery store aims to bring “analog joy” to shoppers in Louisville. The available report headline does not name the business or give its location or opening date.
Five Louisville restaurants received “C” grades in health inspections. Reported problems included flies, dirty floors and a lack of soap.
A healthy-bowls restaurant new to Lexington is coming to the Palomar dining area. The headline does not identify the restaurant or give an opening date.
A historic Kentucky cabin is for sale with a $1,000 bar credit included. The listing also offers a look inside the property.
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The FBI announced the arrest of a Lexington man who was wanted for drug trafficking.
Kentucky (3-1) visits South Carolina (2-2) Saturday, looking to end a four-game losing streak against Shane Beamer’s Gamecocks. South Carolina’s run of wins was among the signs of decline in former UK coach Mark Stoops’ tenure. Beamer is under pressure after the Gamecocks lost nine of their past 10 SEC games. Kentucky has scored no more than 16 points in five meetings with defenses led by South Carolina coordinator Clayton White; new coach
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