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Three police pursuits in Kentucky over several days led to a death, gunfire and crashes, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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Three police pursuits in Kentucky over several days led to a death, gunfire and crashes, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Three police chases in Kentucky over several days involved property damage, gunfire and crashes, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline does not specify where
Kentucky voters will face new photo ID requirements at the polls. Jefferson County officials are urging residents to prepare before Election Day.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on how community members can participate in selecting the next Fayette Schools superintendent.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on how the public can participate in selecting the next Fayette Schools superintendent.
Police say a man accused of stabbing someone Thursday in Bourbon County was arrested after a large-scale, multi-agency chase. The pursuit went through Winchester and into Mount Sterling.
Alvarado distanced himself from President Donald Trump’s positions on the Iran war and tariffs during a Kentucky House debate with Dembo. The debate focused in part on the candidates’ differences from Trump.
Alvarado distanced himself from President Donald Trump on the Iran war and tariffs during a Kentucky House debate with Dembo. The headline did not provide further details about their exchange or the candidates’ positions.
FEMA is awarding nearly $49 million to Kentucky through its Public Assistance program for disaster recovery, including
A Lexington Italian restaurant is reopening after suffering significant fire damage. The restaurant’s name and reopening date were not provided.
Officials say a suspect in a Central Kentucky stabbing led police on a 42-minute chase.
WKYT forecaster Alexa Minton says Kentucky will have chilly mornings, warm afternoons and dry weather through next Thursday. Patchy frost is possible today and tomorrow, especially in sheltered rural areas, with morning fog possible in river valleys; temperatures are expected to rise from the 30s and 40s to the upper 60s and low 70s. A more unsettled pattern could bring rain around Halloween and Breeders’ Cup weekend, though timing and impacts remain uncertain.
A letter published by the Lexington Herald-Leader urges voters to pass Issue 4 in support of Stark Library. The writer says approval would help the library continue offering its many free services.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on Ohio Lottery and Powerball winning numbers for Oct. 22, 2026, and whether anyone won. The supplied story text does not include the numbers or the result.
The Lexington Herald-Leader’s “Ask Mark Anything” column asks why the University of Kentucky men’s basketball team has become injury-prone.
Four years after a feud between John Calipari and Mark Stoops, the University of Kentucky’s basketball and football programs are on good terms again.
Four years after a feud between Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari and football coach Mark Stoops, the two programs are on good terms again. The coaches’ relationship has improved since the dispute.
Kentucky faces Vanderbilt in a game preview focused on the Wildcats’ returning players. The preview asks whether they can answer perceived disrespect and offers a prediction for the matchup. The supplied text does not identify a projected winner or provide game details.
A Lexington Herald-Leader “Ask Mark Anything” column addresses why University of Kentucky men’s basketball has become injury-prone.
Kentucky colleges have 90 days to review their sexual assault policies. At the University of Kentucky, students are discussing campus safety. They are also discussing prevention efforts.
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