Where to pick apples this fall at farms near LexingtonApple-picking options near Lexington this fall
The Lexington Herald-Leader has a guide to farms near Lexington where visitors can pick apples this fall.
Local news, organized by what happened.
The Lexington Herald-Leader has a guide to farms near Lexington where visitors can pick apples this fall.
Louis Bromfield is featured in a new mural at Malabar Farm State Park.
The Courier Journal is investigating asthma’s burden on Kentuckians in a project titled “Breathless.” The report is listed by the Lexington Herald-Leader.
The PRP Fire District is moving its headquarters, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports. The supplied text does not specify the new location.
A Lexington Herald-Leader opinion piece says Kentucky could help launch a broader “blue wave” in the U.S. midterm elections. The headline does not specify which races or developments might drive the shift.
A Lexington Herald-Leader exclusive examines asthma’s billion-dollar burden in Kentucky and whether the state will act to reduce it. The headline does not identify proposed measures or officials’ next steps.
A Louisville restaurant earned a “C” grade after inspectors cited improper food-holding temperatures.
An exclusive report highlights an uneven asthma toll across Louisville, with the headline quoting someone saying, “We’ve just accepted that.”
A new baseball and softball training facility has opened in Jeffersontown.
Thousands of Kentuckians suffer from severe asthma, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The report frames the illness as a financial burden that extends beyond patients, though the available text does not detail the costs or their sources.
An exclusive Lexington Herald-Leader report says Louisville children with asthma are missing school at rates described as “horrifying.”
The Breeders’ Cup festival will bring numerous events to Lexington, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
The Breeders’ Cup festival will bring a slate of events to Lexington. The report lists activities planned around the festival.
A medical examiner said it is unlikely that a woman who died in a Kentucky jail died from seizures.
Travis Ford says Little Rock basketball could be a “sleeping giant,” reflecting his belief in the program’s potential.
Medical examiner says it’s ‘unlikely’ woman died in Kentucky jail due to seizures Lexington Herald Leader
A Kentucky county has signed a deal with Meta for a data center project that could be worth up to $800 billion.
Travis Ford believes Little Rock basketball could be a “sleeping giant.” The headline does not specify what factors inform his view.
A hotel in Lexington has received a Michelin
A Lexington hotel has received a Michelin Key, a distinction awarded by the Michelin Guide to recognize hotels.
No stories match your search or filters.