Student seriously injured after being hit by a car in LexingtonCar hits student in Lexington, leaving serious injuries
A student was seriously injured after being hit by a car in Lexington, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.
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Student seriously injured after being hit by a car in LexingtonCar strikes student in Lexington, leaving them seriously injured
A student was seriously injured after being hit by a car in Lexington.
What to wear for your 2026 Breeders' Cup outfit at Keeneland2026 Breeders' Cup outfit advice for Keeneland
The Lexington Herald-Leader published a guide to what to wear to the 2026 Breeders’ Cup at Keeneland.
Lexington student hit by vehicle, sustains reported life-threatening injuries
A Fayette County Public Schools student suffered reported life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle while walking to a bus stop on Briar Hill Road in east Lexington around 7:25 a.m. Tuesday. Lexington police said the school bus’s stop arm was not out at the time of the crash. The incident remains under investigation, and police do not expect to file criminal charges.
Tuesday crash blocks major road outside Lexington, high school student fighting for lifeHigh school student fighting for life after crash near Lexington
A crash blocked a large portion of a major road on the outskirts of Lexington Tuesday morning. A high school student was left fighting for their life.
Rudy Fest announces end of bluegrass festival after 25-year run
Rudy Fest organizers announced they are retiring from Rudy Fest, LLC and ending the bluegrass festival after 25 years. Founders Rudy Burchett, Tom Carper and Leroy Walker said the decision followed much thought and thanked attendees, volunteers, sponsors, musicians and local businesses. The Morehead-area event supported local youth sports, and organizers said ending that support is among their biggest regrets.
Can the last statehouse Democrat from Northern Kentucky survive?
The Lexington Herald-Leader examines the political future of Northern Kentucky’s last Democratic state lawmaker. The headline asks whether the legislator can remain in office. The supplied text does not name the lawmaker or provide details about the contest.
ONE Lexington hosting 4th annual ‘Symposium to Address Youth & Young Adult Gun Violence’
ONE Lexington will host its fourth annual Symposium to Address Youth & Young Adult Gun Violence on Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Phoenix Building on East Vine Street in Lexington. The event will focus on the city’s crisis response strategy, including efforts to mitigate retaliatory violence and support gun violence survivors. Organizers also plan to hear from community members about ways to improve the city’s response plan.
Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association hosting third annual shooting competition in Georgetown
The Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association will host Georgetown Police Department’s third annual shooting competition in Georgetown, Kentucky, giving residents a chance to compete and meet local officers. Entry costs $50, and cash prizes will go to the top three shooters; the department will supply firearms and ammunition, with range officers monitoring safety. Participants must be at least 18, and proceeds will support the department’s equipment needs and other projects. Registration details are on
Fayette schools' budget deficit nears $5.4 million, but figure is not finalFayette schools' nearly $5.4 million deficit is not final
Fayette schools’ budget deficit is now estimated at nearly $5.4 million. The figure is not final.
Fayette schools' deficit nears $5.4 million, but the figure is not finalFayette schools' $5.4 million deficit figure is not final
Fayette schools are now projecting a budget deficit of nearly $5.4 million. The figure is not final and could change.
Nick Sortor, influencer behind Talarico mental health rumors, has KY tiesNick Sortor is the influencer tied to Talarico rumors
Influencer Nick Sortor is behind rumors about Talarico’s mental health and has ties to Kentucky. The headline does not specify the nature of the rumors or his Kentucky connections.
Kentucky gubernatorial hopefuls fundraise for next fall's campaignEditor reviews official reports as governor hopefuls fundraise
Kentucky gubernatorial hopefuls are raising money for the 2027 election, even as voters focus on the election coming sooner. On this week’s Capitol Chat, Kentucky Gazette editor and publisher Laura Cullen Glasscock discusses the campaigns’ fundraising, based on her review of official reports.
Kentucky volunteers prepared to feed Hurricane Isaias evacuees in Florida
A Waynesburg volunteer and a Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief team prepared to feed Hurricane Isaias evacuees in Florida. They were later told to stand down.
Frankfort leaders unanimously decide not to renew Flock camera contract
Frankfort city leaders voted unanimously on Oct. 12 not to renew the contract for Flock cameras. The agreement expires in January 2027. The decision followed ongoing community engagement.
Tiny Kentucky distillery named top whiskey tour in North AmericaNorth America honors a Kentucky distillery's whiskey tour
A small Kentucky distillery has been named the top whiskey tour in North America.
Tiny Kentucky distillery named North America's top whiskey tourKentucky whiskey tour earns North America's top honor
A small Kentucky distillery has been named the top whiskey tour in North America.
Powerball numbers for $541M jackpot Monday, Oct. 12. Did anyone win last night?
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on Monday, Oct. 12’s Powerball drawing, which carried a $541 million jackpot. The report gives the winning numbers and addresses whether anyone won the top prize.
JPMorgan profit rises as investment banking and trading show strengthInvestment banking, trading lift JPMorgan profit
JPMorgan Chase reported higher profit, supported by strength in investment banking and trading. The Lexington Herald-Leader reported the results.
Slideshow shows Whiskey Thief Distilling Co.'s 127-acre farm in Franklin CountyWhiskey Thief Distilling Co.'s farm spans 127 acres
A video slideshow features Whiskey Thief Distilling Co.’s 127-acre farm in Franklin County. The Lexington Herald-Leader published the feature.
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