New art exhibit brings bold colors to ChillicotheChillicothe exhibit showcases bold new art
A new art exhibit is bringing bold colors to Chillicothe, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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Ohio sees the biggest drop in home affordability in the US, report findsReport finds Ohio had the US' biggest affordability drop
A report found that Ohio had the largest decline in home affordability of any state in the United States.
Page 5 of Reality CheckLexington Herald Leader's 'Page 5 of Reality Check
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Two Fayette County schools improve academic rankings with note-taking and staff trustHow two schools built trust and improved rankings
Two Fayette County schools improved their academic rankings. Their efforts included teaching students how to take better notes and building trust with staff.
Shohei Ohtani's homer drought is over as he eyes 2027 mound returnOhtani eyes a 2027 return to the mound
Shohei Ohtani’s home-run drought is over. He is eyeing a return to the mound in 2027.
City documents show Aylesford rezoning proposal as residents express frustrationAylesford residents are frustrated by proposed rezoning
City documents show a proposed rezoning for student housing in Lexington’s Aylesford neighborhood. Residents have expressed frustration and raised concerns about historic homes.
President Trump to hold rally in Northern KentuckyArticle cites 6 reasons for Trump's Northern Kentucky rally
President Trump is holding a rally in Northern Kentucky. The article outlines six reasons for the event.
Former basketball star and athletics director Cliff Hagan dies at 94
Former Kentucky basketball star and athletics director Cliff Hagan, an Owensboro native, died Thursday, Oct. 15, at 94, according to The Cats’ Pause founder Oscar Combs. Hagan played on UK’s 1951 NCAA championship team and co-captained its undefeated 1954 squad before spending 10 seasons with the NBA’s St. Louis Hawks, where he was a six-time All-Star. He served as Kentucky athletics director from 1975 to 1989 and joined the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 1978.
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Broncos' OT interception sets up winning field goal to sink SeahawksSeahawks fall after Broncos' OT interception leads to field goal
The Denver Broncos intercepted the Seattle Seahawks in overtime, setting up a game-winning field goal. The kick secured Denver’s victory over Seattle.
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Shohei Ohtani's homer drought ends as he eyes a 2027 return to the moundOhtani eyes 2027 mound return after homer drought ends
Shohei Ohtani has ended his home run drought and is targeting a return to the mound in 2027. The headline did not specify when he expects to resume pitching.
Lexington police cancel Golden Alert after 33-year-old man is found safeGolden Alert ends after Lexington man is found safe
Lexington police canceled a Golden Alert for Matthew Helton after the 33-year-old was found safe Thursday night. Helton was last seen around 8:40 p.m. in the 2700 block of Trailwood Lane and was believed to be traveling on foot. Police said he has an intellectual disability and a mood disorder.
Global conflict drives up fertilizer prices for Kentucky growers
Kentucky farmers say rising fertilizer and diesel costs are squeezing already thin profit margins. Urea prices have climbed more than 30%, as conflict affecting fertilizer exports through the Strait of Hormuz pushes up global prices, University of Kentucky professor Grant Gardner said. Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Schell said state officials are exploring Kentucky-produced nitrogen, which could help lower prices next year.
Dream's Allisha Gray hopes to play Game 1 of the FinalsAllisha Gray hopeful for Finals opener
Atlanta Dream guard Allisha Gray is hopeful she can play in Game 1 of the Finals while dealing with a finger injury. Her availability for the opener has not been confirmed.
Lexington residents divided over mayoral candidates’ snow and ice removal proposals
Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton and challenger Raquel Carter have proposed different snow and ice response plans ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Gorton’s plan calls for eight disaster contractors and more plow drivers in problem areas, while Carter emphasizes training backup crews and restoring the Lex Call 311 app. Residents interviewed differed on contractors, proactive road treatment and tracking service requests. The candidates also disputed the plans’ costs and whether the changes amount to a full overhaul.
Health department shuts down Lexington Mexican restaurant
The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department closed the Jalapeno’s Mexican restaurant at 1030 South Broadway on Wednesday after finding evidence of rodents, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The full inspection report will not be available until the restaurant reopens. As of Thursday, the department had not set a reinspection date, and it was unclear when the Lexington restaurant would reopen.
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Kentucky basketball legend, Hall of Famer Cliff Hagan dies at 94
Kentucky basketball legend Cliff Hagan has died at 94, according to Cats' Pause founder Oscar Combs. The Owensboro native was a two-time All-American at the University of Kentucky, helped the Wildcats win the 1951 NCAA title and was part of the undefeated 1954 team. Hagan played 10 NBA seasons with the St. Louis Hawks, won a 1958 championship and was a five-time All-Star. He later served as UK's athletics director from 1975 to 1989 and entered the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1978.
Creepy Cornerstone offers insect encounters, Halloween-themed events
Creepy Cornerstone, the first event of its kind at the Cornerstone Esports Lounge, brought Halloween activities to the venue on Oct. 14. Manager Azhane Depew organized the event, which featured rooms for horror games, a murder mystery and a display of more than a dozen varieties of insects and arachnids from the University of Kentucky’s DeVries Urban Entomology Lab. Attendees could handle some specimens and learn about them from lab staff.
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