Lexington restaurant to reopen after 19 months closed by kitchen fireKitchen fire kept Lexington restaurant closed for 19 months
A Lexington restaurant is reopening after a kitchen fire kept it closed for 19 months.
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Fact check examines whether Lexington mayoral candidate took money from KY American WaterFact check asks if candidate took KY American Water money
The Lexington Herald-Leader fact-checks a claim that a candidate for Lexington mayor took money
Trent Noah remains with Kentucky basketball despite adversityTrent Noah sticks with Kentucky basketball
Trent Noah has stayed with Kentucky basketball despite adversity. The Lexington Herald-Leader examines why he has remained with the program.
Fact check examines what Central Kentucky House candidates say about AI and data centersWhat House candidates say about AI and data centers
The Lexington Herald-Leader fact-checked statements by Central Kentucky House candidates about artificial intelligence and data centers.
Kentucky men's soccer earns first conference point in 1-1 tie, remains winlessKentucky scores seconds into second half to tie UCF
Kentucky men’s soccer remained winless after a 1-1 draw with UCF, earning its first conference point of the season. UCF’s Younes Boudinar scored in the 30th minute, and sophomore Gustva Renman equalized seconds into the second half with his first career goal of the season. Kentucky will host No. 23 Old Dominion on Friday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m., seeking its first conference win.
Three homers send Braves past Phillies and into NLDS matchup with DodgersBraves advance to face Dodgers after beating Phillies
The Atlanta Braves hit three home runs to beat the Philadelphia Phillies and advance to the National League Division Series. They will face the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLDS.
A Lim Kim leads Lotte Championship by 1 shot after opening roundLotte Championship opens with A Lim Kim 1 shot ahead
A Lim Kim holds a one-shot lead after the opening round of the Lotte Championship.
Recovery groups launch new resources for people struggling with gambling addictionNew support targets people facing gambling addiction
Kentucky recovery groups are launching new resources for people struggling with gambling addiction. The effort focuses on making support available to those affected. The report did not specify the programs or how to access them.
Beechwood English teacher named Kentucky's 2027 Teacher of the YearMolly Seifert named 2027 Kentucky Teacher of the Year
Molly Seifert, an English teacher at Beechwood Independent, was named Kentucky’s 2027 Teacher of the Year.
Browns rally past Steelers after blowing 11-point leadSteelers lose 11-point lead in rally by Browns
The Cleveland Browns surrendered an 11-point lead but rallied to defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Cincinnati restaurant inspections reveal new violationsNew violations found in Cincinnati restaurant inspections
Cincinnati restaurant inspections revealed new violations; the available report details do not identify the establishments or describe the findings.
Fallen Kentucky trooper among 3 officers killed in action from the same training class
Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips, killed Monday during a traffic stop in Warren County, was one of three officers from the same Department of Criminal Justice Training class at Eastern Kentucky University to die in the line of duty. The 33-member class graduated in December 2019. The others were Jefferson County Deputy Brandon Shirley, killed in Louisville in 2021, and Scott County Deputy Caleb Conley, killed during a traffic stop in Georgetown. A suspect charged in Phillips’ death was denied
DraftKings signs exclusive deal for Prime's Wednesday Night HockeyPrime's Wednesday Night Hockey names DraftKings exclusive partner
DraftKings has signed an exclusive deal for Prime’s Wednesday Night Hockey.
Rising fuel prices squeeze Glean Kentucky volunteers delivering food to food banksFuel prices squeeze rescued-food deliveries to food banks
Rising fuel prices are putting pressure on Glean Kentucky as volunteers deliver rescued food to food banks across the commonwealth. The group’s work depends on transporting food to locations throughout Kentucky.
Hundreds gather in Adair County vigil to honor fallen Kentucky trooper Hayden PhillipsVigil recalls trooper's service as officer, firefighter and EMT
Hundreds gathered in Adair County, Kentucky, for a candlelight vigil honoring fallen Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips. Speakers remembered Phillips, who had served as a police officer, firefighter and EMT, for his commitment to helping others. One woman recalled his support during a mental health crisis. His wife, Jordan, has asked Kentuckians to keep sharing stories about him for his three sons.
PHOTO: Frankfort Elks Lodge #530 donates funds to Capital City Activity Center/Meals on Wheels Greater Frankfort
Frankfort Elks Lodge #530 donated $3,500 to Capital City Activity Center/Meals on Wheels Greater Frankfort. The funds came through the National Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks’ Gratitude Grant Program.
Crews respond to reported warehouse fire at Glenns Creek Distilling on McCracken PikeFrankfort blotter lists fraud, theft and fire calls
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Advocates warn Medicaid changes could cut care for immigrant families in LouisvilleThousands in Louisville could lose access to care
Changes to Medicaid are affecting immigrant families in Kentucky. Advocates warn that thousands of people in Louisville could lose access to care.
Kentucky State football ranked No. 1 in country in HBCU poll, No. 24 in NCAA II poll
Kentucky State moved to No. 1 in the Week 4 HBCU Division II Coaches Poll, receiving 17 of 18 first-place votes after improving to 4-1. The Thorobreds beat Albany State 24-16 on Sept. 26, earning their first win over the Golden Rams since 2003 and ending a 12-game losing streak. Kentucky State also entered the D2Football.com Top 25 at No. 24 for the first time this season and is set to face Edward Waters in Jacksonville on Saturday.
Kentucky flu cases trending up as health departments stock up on vaccines
Flu cases are beginning to rise in Kentucky, while COVID-19 cases have leveled off after an earlier increase. Franklin County Health Department public health director Judy Mattingly said the department’s vaccine shipment arrived late but its supply is in good shape; this year’s shot covers three strains. A Lexington pediatric urgent care has seen about 10 flu cases so far, and doctors advise early vaccination and good hygiene.
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