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Kentuckians can use a new federal tax credit next year to fund K-12 scholarships. The scholarships can help cover school costs for students attending public or private schools.
Charity care increased at OhioHealth’s hospitals in Mansfield and Shelby, though the headline provides no figures or timeframe.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on President Donald Trump’s $100 million investment in Kentucky. The headline says questions about the investment remain unanswered but does not specify what they are.
Four major shows are scheduled in Louisville this week, including “Frankenstein.”
The Lexington Herald-Leader highlights creative design ideas for making a home more kid-friendly.
Marcia Brey is calling attention to the need for smoke alarms in homes, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline does not provide further details about her message or any related efforts.
Lexington voters will consider three local ballot referendums on Nov. 3. The provided text does not specify what the measures would change.
Lexington voters will decide on three local ballot referendums on Nov. 3.
Two bourbons that may be unfamiliar to many drinkers recently won major awards, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports. One of the bottles costs less than $25.
Lexington has received federal funding to construct a key section of the Town Branch Trail.
Ryan Dotson’s run for Congress has left his Kentucky House District 73 seat open. The race to succeed him is drawing candidates.
Mexican restaurants in Lexington are seeing shake-ups, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The available headline does not identify the businesses or describe the changes.
Lexington’s Mexican restaurant scene is seeing shake-ups, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The available story text does not identify the restaurants involved or describe the changes.
The Breeders’ Cup is a major Thoroughbred racing championship being held in Lexington. Keeneland is hosting the races, which bring together top horses and jockeys. The report explains the event and why Lexington is its host city.
Lexington received federal funding to construct a key section of the Town Branch Trail.
Ryan Dotson’s run for Congress has left Kentucky House District 73 open for a new race. The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on who is running to replace him.
Two bourbons won major awards, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. One of the bottles costs under $25. The headline does not identify the brands or awards.
A Republican representative in Central Kentucky has no Democratic challenger in the upcoming election. An independent candidate is on the ballot.
Lexington leaders announced a plan to extend the Town Branch Trail. The announcement’s route, timeline and funding details were not provided.
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