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The Lexington Herald-Leader examines a claim that the city’s mayor vetoed a solar project on farmland because of her donors. The supplied article text does not include the fact-check’s findings or supporting evidence.
Parlour Pizza announced grand-opening plans for its newest location in Lexington. The supplied text does not include the opening date or other event details.
Parlour Pizza announced grand-opening plans for its newest location in Lexington. The provided report does not include the opening date or other details.
Kentucky football’s potential this season may depend on improving its performance on third down. The Lexington Herald-Leader examines what the Wildcats could achieve if they become more effective in those situations.
A Kentucky lawmaker says some homeless college students may be living in cars or staying temporarily with others through “couch surfing.”
Toys ’R’ Us plans to make a comeback with 120 new stores. The plans raise the question of whether Louisville will get a location, but no decision is specified.
Kentucky football’s potential this season could depend on improving its performance on third down. The Lexington Herald-Leader examines what the Wildcats might achieve if they solve that problem.
Gatorade recalled more than 100,000 drinks across the United States, including Kentucky.
Gatorade has recalled more than 100,000 drinks across the United States, including Kentucky. The recall affects select flavors, though the provided report does not identify them.
Analysts at UVA’s Center for Politics downgraded the Kentucky 6th Congressional District race from “Likely Republican” to “Leans Republican,” indicating a narrower expected Republican advantage.
The Lexington Herald-Leader listing identifies a Page 3 section for guest commentary and viewpoints. The listing does not specify the contributors or topics.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency and issued an executive order easing diesel rules for farmers. The order still needs a signature from Attorney General Russell Coleman, a Republican.
Kentucky men’s soccer earned its first win of the season Friday, rallying to upset No. 23 Old Dominion 4-2 at the Wendell & Vickie Bell Soccer Complex. After conceding in the fourth minute, the Wildcats took a 2-1 lead through Bains Smith and captain Bertil Alban. Old Dominion tied the match in the 72nd minute, but Mats Brune and Agustin Lopez scored soon after to end Kentucky’s eight-match winless run.
Lexington leaders extended the city’s moratorium on data centers until October 2027. The extension comes as officials work to develop new zoning laws.
Candidates seeking Boone County judge/executive are set to take part in a debate. The headline does not specify the date, location or participants.
Lexington’s Urban County Council voted unanimously 13-0 on Oct. 22 to approve proposals by District 1 Councilmember Tyler Morton, following public opposition to data center development. The council had extended Fayette County’s development pause through Oct. 31, 2027, in an 11-0 vote on Oct. 8. Morton’s proposals launch a new zoning process to consider a separate data center category, with more opportunities for public input.
Frankfort police say Carlos Moore fired a gun inside a Douglas Avenue residence Monday night, fled into nearby woods and fired again; officers saw a muzzle flash and found him hiding in a bush. Four occupants told police Moore had fired the weapon. Moore said he took the gun during a fight with a male resident, according to his arrest citation. He faces felony charges including possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, wanton endangerment and theft of a firearm. Bond has not been set.
Kentucky Department of Corrections’ SAP and SOAR programs marked two years Friday at Franklin County Regional Jail, where they provide six-month substance abuse treatment and recovery support for female inmates. In partnership with Shepherd’s House and local organizations, the programs focus on life skills, relapse prevention, peer mentoring and successful community re-entry. Participants have also worked with Franklin County Fiscal Court on projects including renovations at Lakeview Park and fence
Kentucky freshman point guard Maddyn Greenway says she is learning to manage the pressure she puts on herself as she joins the Wildcats. Veteran guards Asia Boone and transfer Diana Collins can offer guidance, while coach Kenny Brooks and her teammates provide support. Greenway comes from Minnesota, where she helped Providence Academy win five straight state basketball titles and set state scoring records in basketball and soccer.
Frankfort-area police, fire and EMS agencies received calls Monday involving vandalism, thefts, crashes and fires. Franklin County deputies investigated reports of repeated vehicle damage and a burglary on Democrat Drive, while officers responded to shoplifting calls at Target and Dollar General. A two-vehicle crash on Schenkel Lane near Ridgeview Drive left one person reporting neck, back and head pain; firefighters also responded to vehicle fires on U.S. 127 South and Interstate 64.
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