Kentucky minister charged with multiple sex offenses involving minorsMinister faces multiple sex offense charges involving minors
A Kentucky minister has been charged with multiple sex offenses involving minors, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.
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The Lexington Herald-Leader link is titled “Kentucky State News & Headlines,” but the supplied text does not describe a specific event or development.
Brittany Broski, aka 'kombucha girl,' is coming to Eastern KYHow to get tickets for Brittany Broski's Eastern KY visit
Brittany Broski, the internet personality known as “kombucha girl,” is coming to Eastern Kentucky. The headline points readers to ticket information but does not specify a date, venue or purchase details.
Officials share details about connection between domestic violence and animal abuse
Lexington-Fayette Animal Care and Control says research links intimate partner violence and animal abuse, with abusers sometimes harming or threatening pets to intimidate and isolate partners. The agency says concern for pets can delay survivors from leaving and urges people to plan a safe place for themselves and their animals, gather essentials, and contact a trusted person or domestic violence advocate. GreenHouse 17’s 24-hour crisis hotline is 800-544-2022.
Film crews prepare to bring cameras back to Main Street in ParisMain Street in Paris prepares for another film crew visit
Film crews are preparing to return to Main Street in Paris for another filming session.
Kroger cracks customer experience top 50 but trails a key competitorKey competitor tops Kroger in customer experience
Kroger made the top 50 in a customer experience ranking, but a key competitor placed higher. The available report excerpt does not identify the competitor or provide further ranking details.
Man injured in shooting at downtown Louisville hotelShooting at Louisville hotel leaves man injured
A man was injured in a shooting at a downtown Louisville hotel. The report did not provide details about when the shooting occurred or identify a suspect.
Kentucky’s voting registration deadline is approaching. Here’s what to know
Kentucky residents have until Monday, Oct. 5, to register to vote in the Nov. 3 general election. Online applications are due by 4 p.m.; mail-in forms must be postmarked by Oct. 5, and in-person registration is available at county clerk’s offices. Applicants must meet state eligibility requirements, including U.S. citizenship and at least 28 days of Kentucky residency. Voters can check their registration at govote.ky.gov.
Streets to close in Danville for Bourbon Chase
Several streets in downtown Danville are closing Oct. 2 for the Bourbon Chase, the Danville Police Department said. Parking on Main Street between Third and Fourth streets is already closed. That block of Main Street and Fourth Street between Broadway and Main will close at noon. Police urged drivers to use caution and watch for runners.
Man accused of shooting Trooper Hayden Phillips set for first court appearance FridayMan set to appear in court on fugitive charges
The man indicted in the fatal shooting of Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips was scheduled to appear in court Friday morning. It would be his first court appearance in connection with fugitive charges.
Conor McGregor says he could land in KentuckyKentucky could be a landing spot for Conor McGregor
Conor McGregor said he could potentially land in Kentucky, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline does not indicate that he has confirmed plans to move.
The Extra Point: Kentucky football heads to South Carolina as Big Blue Madness kicks off basketball season
No. 24 Kentucky travels to Columbia this week as a slight underdog against South Carolina. The Gamecocks will be without top defensive end Dylan Stewart, who is suspended indefinitely after throwing a punch against Alabama. Kentucky volleyball visits Auburn, women’s soccer faces No. 3 Vanderbilt in Nashville, and Big Blue Madness tips off tonight at Rupp Arena.
Ex-KY sheriff who shot judge claims insanity, seeks to block mental evaluationEx-KY sheriff seeks to block a mental evaluation
A former Kentucky sheriff who shot a judge is claiming insanity and seeking to block a mental evaluation. The provided source text does not state why he wants the evaluation blocked.
Ex-KY sheriff who shot judge claims insanity. Why he wants a mental evaluation blocked
A former Kentucky sheriff who shot a judge is claiming insanity and seeking to block a mental evaluation. The headline does not specify his reason for opposing the evaluation.
Former KY sheriff who shot judge claims insanity, wants mental evaluation blockedEx-KY sheriff claims insanity after shooting judge
A former Kentucky sheriff who shot a judge is claiming insanity and seeking to block a mental evaluation. The headline does not identify him or explain his argument for stopping
Crossroads pastor steps away from leadership after returning from leavePastor returns from leave before stepping away from leadership
A Crossroads pastor has stepped away from leadership after returning from a leave of absence. The available report provides no further details about the pastor, the leave or the leadership change.
Columbia community honors Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips with vigil
A vigil in Columbia honored Kentucky State Trooper Hayden Phillips. Kentucky State Police and community members are rallying around his wife and three sons.
Second teenage suspect arrested in Lexington murder, overnight crime spreeSecond teen suspect arrested in overnight Lexington crime spree
A second teenage suspect has been arrested in connection with a murder in Lexington and an overnight crime spree.
Developer says many oppose student housing project in LexingtonLexington student housing proposal faces opposition
A student-housing developer says many people in Lexington oppose its proposed project. The proposal faces questions over whether it can win approval. Its prospects remain uncertain.
Student housing developer acknowledges opposition to Lexington projectMany oppose Lexington student housing project, developer says
A student housing developer in Lexington acknowledges that many people oppose its proposed project. Whether the project will win approval remains uncertain.
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