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Stefanos Tsitsipas won comfortably at the ATP tournament in Almaty, where several seeded players were eliminated.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas won comfortably at the ATP tournament in Almaty, where several seeded players were eliminated.
Kentucky State Police are investigating the fatal officer-involved shooting of 48-year-old Timothy Stone of Lexington in Paris, Bourbon County, on Wednesday evening. Police say the incident followed a pursuit that began when Lexington officers tried to stop Stone’s vehicle; Paris officers later used a PIT maneuver on Second Street. KSP says Stone got out with a gun and fired, and officers returned fire. He died at a hospital. Lexington police said Stone had warrants stemming from an alleged Oct. 18
Kentucky communities have until Nov. 6 at 5 p.m. to apply for the state’s Talent Recruitment Grant Program, which offers $500,000 in grants. Gov. Andy Beshear announced the deadline extension.
Isaac Humphries, the first openly gay male player in Australia’s National Basketball League, announced his retirement Tuesday because of a continued knee injury. The 27-year-old Australian center played at the University of Kentucky from 2015 to 2017 before starting a professional career that included the NBA G League, Europe and the NBL. His most recent team was the Adelaide 36ers; he came out publicly in 2022 while playing for Melbourne United.
Kentucky's governor is asking colleges and universities across the state to reassess their sexual violence policies. State officials are also urging schools to review related resources.
Australia’s Santos has lowered its 2026 output forecast, citing delays at an oilfield in Alaska.
Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers are set to face the New Orleans Saints in Paris. The matchup is described as historic, with the Steelers “rolling” into the clash.
Kentucky basketball’s all-time leading scorer Dan Issel joined Keith Farmer and Maggie Davis on LEX 18’s BBN Tonight in Lexington to discuss his new memoir, “Dan Issel: From Kentucky Wildcat to NBA Legend,” written with Doug Brunk. The book is set for release Oct. 22. Issel, Brunk and sportscaster Tom Hammond will appear at a book launch that evening at 6:30 p.m. at the E.S. Good Barn in Lexington; $50 tickets include a hardcover copy.
Former University of Kentucky basketball player Ramel “Smooth” Bradley is partnering with Floyd’s Barbershop in Lexington on a community event series aimed at helping young people build confidence. The first event is Thursday at the South Broadway shop, bringing together athletes, musicians, creators and community members. Two more events are planned at other Floyd’s locations next month.
Karu Gene White, Kentucky’s longest-held death row inmate, returned to court as his attorney sought to overturn his death sentence. The challenge is based on a claim of intellectual disability.
The Detroit Lions open NFC North play against the Green Bay Packers, who enter the matchup on a winning streak.
Indiana man Arionne Harris was extradited to Kentucky and pleaded not guilty to murder charges after a fatal hit-and-run involving Felicia Joseph in Montgomery County.
Kentucky basketball has played one exhibition game as it begins its third season under coach Mark Pope. The Wildcats added transfer-portal players and were projected to finish seventh in the SEC, with Florida picked first. Milan Momcilovic earned All-SEC second-team honors and Malachi Moreno third-team honors; Kentucky is No. 23 in the AP preseason poll and will face nine preseason Top 25 teams, including Texas Tech in exhibition play.
Starr Best and childhood friend Kendall Thompson are seeking answers after 40-year-old Elisha Turpin died following a medical emergency at the Wayne County Detention Center in Kentucky. Kentucky State Police said Turpin was found in his cell and taken to Wayne County Hospital, where he died; a detective is investigating. A 911 call describes him turning blue, barely breathing and having a faint pulse, but does not clarify whether CPR was performed. Autopsy results are pending.
A large nuclear power project has been proposed in Lewis County. The available report does not specify the developer, exact site or timeline.
Kentucky hockey beat the University of Central Oklahoma 6-4 on Oct. 16 at Lexington Ice Center, wearing pink “Hockey Fights Cancer” jerseys for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Wildcats took the lead in the third period after tying the game 3-3 at the end of the second. Before puck drop, the team recognized Gail Hoyt, a University of Kentucky professor who is 19 years cancer-free after a rare, aggressive breast cancer diagnosis.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear directed the state’s colleges and universities to review sexual assault policies and report back within 90 days, saying the call does not imply institutional failures. The review should cover awareness, access to resources, reporting, victim services, due process, prevention, retaliation education and appropriate action. The University of Kentucky reported 24 rapes on its main campus in 2025, 22 in student housing, and said it welcomes the review.
A social media video allegedly showing Junction City Mayor Jim Douglas using a racial slur has changed the mayoral campaign in Junction City, Kentucky, challengers John Masters and Roy Miller say. Douglas denies using the slur and says the audio may have been altered for political reasons; WKYT has not independently verified the clip. Douglas also told WKYT he has not resigned, despite confusion sparked by a council member’s post.
Shohei Ohtani is expected to pitch next year, with surgery not being considered. The report did not specify where or who made the assessment.
Police say a man fired multiple rounds at a person who was crawling away, and investigators do not consider the shooting self-defense. The available report does not identify the people involved or where the incident occurred.
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