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Indiana Fever forward Aliyah Boston is recovering from knee surgery, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The headline provides no details about the procedure or her expected recovery timeline.
Southern Living ranked two Kentucky destinations among the South’s best. The available story text does not identify the destinations or explain why they were selected.
Southern Living ranked two Kentucky destinations among the South’s best, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The available story text does not identify the destinations or give details about why they were selected.
A Lexington Herald-Leader opinion piece urges people to move beyond the public-versus-private school debate and focus on fixing JCPS.
Eight people are facing child abuse charges after Richmond police searched a home.
Kentucky has received $9 million for a program that sends trained home visitors to meet with expectant mothers and families with young children. Health Resources and Services Administration Administrator Tom Engels said voluntary visits can support parenting and help prevent chronic disease, abuse and neglect. Nationwide, the program made more than 1 million visits to over 158,000 parents and children last year.
FearX and Team WE will meet in the Demacia Cup grand final.
Kentucky’s Alex Wilkins said he was “very fanned out” when he met Rajon Rondo. Wilkins discussed the encounter in a video featured by the Lexington Herald-Leader.
New Kentucky Department of Education data shows overall improvement among districts, but fewer schools in the Commonwealth earned the highest ratings.
Top-seeded Alexander Zverev advanced to the semifinals of the Shanghai tournament.
Jefferson Family Court Judge Angela Johnson said she wants evidence that former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and his ex-wife, Glenna, provided their adopted son, Jonah, with an appropriate education. Jonah is seeking support from his estranged parents. His attorneys will present more evidence at a Jan. 28 hearing, and Johnson said she would award them attorney’s fees, without specifying an amount. The Bevins’ lawyers objected, saying the case had already been submitted for decision.
Matt Bevin’s contempt of court was not discussed at the latest hearing in his case. The hearing’s next steps were not specified.
Matt Bevin’s contempt-of-court issue was not discussed at the latest hearing in his case. The headline does not specify what comes next.
The Lexington Herald-Leader item is titled “Page 7 of Austin Horn.” The supplied text contains no further details about Austin Horn or what happened.
UK HealthCare and University of Kentucky officials
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear issued an executive order restoring the previous makeup of the board overseeing the KentuckyWired broadband network. He said a new law shifting appointments to Republican officials conflicts with a Kentucky Supreme Court ruling on board appointments. House Speaker David Osborne disputed Beshear’s authority, and a Franklin Circuit judge questioned the order. The judge gave the parties until Oct. 19 to explore mediation in a contract dispute with Accelecom.
The provided item is a Lexington Herald-Leader page titled “Page 9 Fayette County Kentucky News.” The supplied text does not describe a specific news event or identify key people or decisions.
U.S. chip stocks are poised to lose about $2 trillion in market value following the latest selloff, according to the report.
Fayette County Public Schools posted gains in Kentucky’s 2025-26 accountability report, with 81% of schools earning one of the state’s three highest ratings and none carrying state improvement labels. The district’s four-year graduation rate reached a record 93.9%, while postsecondary readiness rose to 86.4%. Officials credited school staff and expanded access to dual-credit, career academy and work-based learning programs.
Donald Trump is coming to Northern Kentucky. The Lexington Herald-Leader looks back at his past visits to the region.
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