Union aim to keep their streak going in clash with CharlotteCharlotte matchup tests Union's ongoing streak
The Union will face Charlotte as they look to extend their current streak.
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Austin FC sign top scorer Christian Ramirez to new dealChristian Ramirez gets new deal from Austin FC
Austin FC has signed club top scorer Christian Ramirez to a new deal. The report did not provide contract terms.
Kentucky Derby 2025 listing is identified as page 2Page 2 of Kentucky Derby 2025
The Lexington Herald-Leader listing is titled “Page 2 of Kentucky Derby 2025.” The provided text contains no further details about the page’s coverage.
MEET THE TEAM: Kentucky men’s basketball 2026-27
Kentucky men’s basketball opened its exhibition schedule with a 69-49 win over Little Rock as coach Mark Pope prepares for the 2026-27 season. The Wildcats, who went 22-14 and lost in the NCAA Tournament’s second round last year, have built a roster led largely by transfers alongside returning players and freshmen. Returning center Malachi Moreno and transfers including Zoom Diallo and Alex Wilkins are among the players featured in the team preview.
Proposed Mason County data center could get $50 million annual tax break, think tank estimates
An analysis by the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy estimates Meta’s proposed Mason County data center could receive about $50 million a year in local property-tax relief through county-issued industrial revenue bonds. The tentative agreement calls for about $5 million in annual payments to the county and $2 million to local schools, versus an estimated $59 million in property taxes without the bonds. The bonds would last 40
Lexington police warn drivers of heavy traffic near Rupp Arena for UK-Little Rock gamePolice to assist traffic before and after UK's Little Rock game
The University of Kentucky men’s basketball team opens its exhibition schedule Friday against Little Rock at Rupp Arena, with tip-off set for 7 p.m. Lexington police expect heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic and will have officers in the area before and after the game to assist. Drivers are urged to allow extra travel time and follow officers’ directions.
Central Kentucky communities rally around 2-year-old battling rare form of liver cancer
Annberlynn, a 2-year-old from Stamping Ground, was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer in May and had surgery to remove 60% of her liver. Her mother, Caitlyn Miller, said tests in September found the cancer in her lungs and a spot on her kidney; Annberlynn is undergoing chemotherapy, with at least three more rounds expected. Central Kentucky communities are supporting the family, including at an Oct. 25 fundraiser from 1 to 5 p.m. at Country Boy Brewing in Lexington, with live music, raffle baskets
Canton area, NE Ohio under freeze watch this weekendWeekend freeze watch covers Canton and NE Ohio
The Canton area and other parts of Northeast Ohio are under a freeze watch this weekend.
Plea entered for man charged in Lexington road rage incident
At a Friday arraignment in Fayette County Circuit Court, 19-year-old Bralen Allen pleaded not guilty through a public defender to attempted murder in a Lexington road-rage incident. Bond was set at $50,000 cash; if released, Allen must wear an electronic monitor, avoid contact with the victim and not drive. An arrest citation alleges Allen struck a motorcyclist with his vehicle on Oct. 8, causing multiple fractures. Allen
Kentucky ballot choice could alter governor's pardoning powersGovernor's pardon powers at stake in Kentucky election
Kentucky voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to approve a proposed amendment limiting the governor’s pardoning powers. The measure will appear on the general election ballot.
Louisville police release footage of officer shooting armed 15-year-oldVideo released in Louisville police shooting of teen
Louisville police released video showing an officer shooting an armed 15-year-old.
Louisville airport lands its first international flight serviceFirst international flight service lands at Louisville airport
Louisville’s airport has landed its first international flight service, marking a new milestone for the airport.
Lexington may get its first frost of the seasonFirst seasonal frost may reach Lexington
Lexington may see its first frost of the season. The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on how cold temperatures could get.
Man charged with attempted murder in South Broadway road rage case pleads not guiltyJudge sets $50,000 bond in South Broadway road rage case
Nineteen-year-old Bralen Allen pleaded not guilty Friday to attempted murder in a road rage case in Lexington. He is accused of striking motorcyclist Zach Dailey with a vehicle outside The Lex Apartments on South Broadway on Oct. 8; Dailey suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized. A judge set Allen’s bond at $50,000 and ordered an ankle monitor, no contact with Dailey and no driving if released. His next court appearance is Oct. 26.
Bucks shift home opener start time to avoid World Series conflictBucks move home opener time to avoid World Series overlap
The Milwaukee Bucks moved the start time of their home opener. The change is intended to avoid a conflict with the World Series.
Crumbl locations are closing across US, but Cincinnati still has storesCincinnati still has Crumbl stores amid US closures
Crumbl is closing locations across the United States, but stores remain open in Cincinnati. The headline does not specify how many locations are closing or where.
Division II DB Tyler Ulrich dies days after in-game injuryTyler Ulrich dies days after injury during Division II game
Division II defensive back Tyler Ulrich died days after suffering an injury during a game.
Lexington man to spend over 12 years in prison for fentanyl conspiracyOver 40 grams of fentanyl disguised as Percocet in case
A 33-year-old Lexington man was sentenced to more than 12 years in prison. The sentence stems from his role in a 2021 conspiracy to distribute more than 40 grams of fentanyl. The drug was disguised as Percocet.
Bucks move home opener start time to avoid World Series conflictWorld Series conflict prompts Bucks to shift opener
The Milwaukee Bucks moved the start time for their home opener. The adjustment is intended to avoid a conflict with the World Series.
Data centers are now the largest financial bet in US history
A U.S. data center boom, fueled by artificial intelligence, is projected to draw $10 trillion in investment and contribute nearly 4% of GDP, surpassing the economic impact of the 19th-century railroad expansion, according to a Columbia Business School report. The buildout is raising concerns about tax revenue, electricity and water costs, and investment being diverted from other construction. States including Nevada and Virginia are revising policies as communities weigh the costs.
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