Lexington police prepare for possible State Street celebrations if UK beats LSUUK win could bring celebrations to State Street
Lexington police are preparing for possible celebrations on State Street if the University of Kentucky beats LSU.
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Lexington police are preparing for possible celebrations on State Street if the University of Kentucky beats LSU.
Lexington police are preparing for possible celebrations on State Street if the University of Kentucky beats LSU. The plans are contingent on the game’s outcome.
A Lexington Herald-Leader video examines how police work to keep State Street safe during postgame celebrations.
The federally funded Commodity Supplemental Food Program provides eligible Kentucky adults age 60 and older with monthly boxes of shelf-stable food, distributed through partner agencies. God’s Pantry Food Bank says about 837,000 Kentuckians face food insecurity, including one in eight who are seniors, and it serves nearly 14,500 older adults each month through the program. The food bank says spots remain available as rising costs lead some seniors to weigh grocery purchases against prescription costs.
A report examines whether Hurricane Isaias could affect Cincinnati weather during the Blink weekend. The available information does not specify whether the storm is expected to bring rain or other conditions.
House Speaker Mike Johnson discussed the November elections with Scott Jennings. The headline does not specify what Johnson said.
Kentucky State Police arrested Kaylieb Thompson in Fayette County on a federal obstruction of justice charge tied to his campaign over his fiancé Reachel Dawson’s 2025 drug-overdose death. Prosecutors allege he threatened Brian Epperson, who is charged with distributing meth that allegedly caused Dawson’s death, and sought to interfere with Epperson’s prosecution through livestreams and public displays. Thompson is being held at the Fayette County Detention Center.
Floyd County deputies arrested Lexington resident Franklin Brooks, 30, Saturday after a chase on Route 114 near Prestonsburg. The Sheriff's Department said Brooks sped away from a traffic stop and deputies saw him throw items from his car; investigators identified the recovered items as illegal drugs, including fentanyl. Deputies stopped the vehicle by boxing it in and found more suspected fent
Kentucky will face LSU at Kroger Field on Saturday for homecoming. The Lexington Herald-Leader’s guide includes parking information and other details for fans attending the game.
Kentucky will host LSU at Kroger Field on Saturday for its homecoming game. The Lexington Herald-Leader headline also points to parking information, but the supplied text does not include specific arrangements.
Bluegrass Crime Stoppers says two men are wanted in connection with an armed robbery at a gas station on East Reynolds Road in Lexington on Oct. 1. The men allegedly pointed a gun at the clerk and took about $500 before leaving in a blue Jeep Cherokee. Investigators say they match the description of suspects in a separate Oct. 5 robbery and ask anyone with information to contact Lexington police or submit an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers.
A freshman offensive lineman at the University of Missouri has undergone a heart transplant.
Military Missions, a Lexington-based nonprofit, is seeking donations, handwritten letters and Christmas cards for Operation Send Christmas, which sends care packages to deployed service members overseas. Board member Dan Koett says the group expects to ship thousands of parcels this year and especially needs cards. Donations, including money and travel items such as hand sanitizer and gloves, are accepted through early November so volunteers can prepare shipments before Christmas.
A meteor shower is expected to peak over Lexington tonight. Viewing conditions are forecast to be “near perfect.”
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on questions about whether Kentucky police are searching for hidden cameras amid accusations involving a businessman. The supplied text does not identify the businessman, describe the accusations or confirm whether police are conducting a search.
A Lexington Herald-Leader report examines whether Kentucky police are searching for hidden cameras amid accusations against a businessman. The headline does not identify the businessman or describe the accusations
The Franklin County Sports Tourism Commission selected The Sports Facilities Companies to operate a seven-diamond softball and youth baseball complex under construction at Lakeview Park in Frankfort. The publicly funded facility is expected to be completed in late 2026, with a grand opening planned for spring 2027. It is designed to host regional and national tournaments and support local leagues and weekday programs for players through age 12.
Jacob Bridgeman took a one-shot lead at the Baycurrent Classic, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.
The University of Kentucky in Lexington has launched undergraduate and graduate certificates in One Health through its Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment. The programs prepare students to address interconnected human, animal, plant and environmental health challenges, including infectious diseases, food safety, antimicrobial resistance and climate change. The 12-credit undergraduate and nine-credit graduate certificates draw on multiple disciplines and expand UK’s One Health
The Kentucky Derby is adding new seating options for its 2027 race. The Lexington Herald-Leader headline also directs readers to ticket information, but the available text does not specify the seats, prices or sale dates.
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