Democrat Zach Dembo and Republican Ralph Alvarado debated Thursday in Lexington ahead of the Kentucky 6th Congressional District election. They clashed over grocery and gas prices, the war in Iran, data centers and the Epstein files. Both said they want the Iran war to end and supported protections for utility ratepayers, while Alvarado called for local control over data centers and questioned a donation to a PAC backing Dembo.
A Lexington Herald-Leader opinion column criticizes Vivek Ramaswamy over his comments about a young girl’s rape and urges Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to publicly rebuke him. The headline does not provide details about the comments or the case.
The Lexington Herald-Leader urged voters not to support certain Jefferson County candidates on Election Day. The provided text does not identify the candidates or explain the reasons for the recommendation.
A church in a popular downtown Lexington neighborhood is listed for sale for $3.2 million. The available information does not specify why it is being sold.
A church in a popular downtown Lexington neighborhood is listed for sale for $3.2 million. The headline does not identify the church or explain why it is being sold.
A Kentucky softball coach tracked his players’ fundraising, which state officials said violated the rules. The available report does not identify the coach, school or specific regulation.
The Lexington Herald-Leader considers where Nic Anderson’s catch at Oklahoma ranks among memorable plays in Kentucky football history. The piece places the catch in the context of UK football’s most notable receptions.
A pioneering craft bourbon distillery in Kentucky could be yours, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The sale may offer an opportunity for someone looking to enter the whiskey business.