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The Milwaukee Bucks remain winless as they prepare to face the Indiana Pacers. The team is not panicking ahead of the matchup, according to the report.
The playoff field is set for Stage 3 of the OWCS North American competition, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The available story text does not identify the qualifying teams or playoff schedule.
At PGL Masters, FUT, Vitality, BetBoom and NaVi moved to the brink of playoff qualification.
The U.S. Justice Department will send federal election monitors to Jefferson and Fayette counties in Kentucky on Election Day. The monitors will observe the voting process.
Zach Dembo, a Democrat, is campaigning to flip Kentucky’s 6th District. The race is for an open seat in central Kentucky. His campaign is focusing on costs, health care and corruption.
Republican Ralph Alvarado is pitching himself as an independent voice in Kentucky’s competitive 6th Congressional District race. He is facing Democrat Zach Dembo.
LAFC rallied to earn a draw against rival LA Galaxy, securing a playoff spot.
The Seattle Seahawks handed the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss, ending the Chiefs’ unbeaten start. The headline described the victory as decisive.
No. 10 Texas A&M swept No. 4 Kentucky 3-0 in volleyball Sunday, Oct. 25, at Historic Memorial Coliseum in Lexington. Kentucky libero Molly Tuozzo celebrated a point during the match.
Downtown Lexington is planning a holiday season that combines festivities with new experiences. Popular seasonal favorites are also set to return.
Zombies and Michael Jackson interpreters danced down Main Street in Lexington, Kentucky, during the Halloween Festival and annual Thriller Parade on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026. Local participants gathered downtown for the event.
Kentucky’s Judicial Conduct Commission suspended Louisville Family Court Judge Lauren Adams Ogden for 30 days without pay, barring her from judicial duties during that period.
Hundreds gathered on Main Street in downtown Lexington, Kentucky, Sunday night for the city’s annual Halloween Festival and Thriller Parade. Zombies, dancers and Michael Jackson look-alikes performed the “Thriller” dance, a Lexington tradition more than 20 years old. The festival also featured food, drinks, vendors and live performances, while some spectators said they may join the dance next year.
Nearly 100 Lexington police officers were assigned to traffic control and security for Sunday’s annual Thriller Parade and Halloween Festival, where thousands lined downtown streets. Police had expected more than 20,000 attendees, and the department said planning took months. Street closures and officers along the parade route were part of the security plan; drivers were warned to expect heavier vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
Cunningham and the Detroit Pistons beat the Philadelphia 76ers in a matchup of unbeaten teams. The headline described the win as decisive. No score or other game details were provided.
Three-star quarterback Bo Bryan, the son of a country music star, has committed to Georgia.
Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves cruised past the Toronto Raptors. The report did not provide a score or further game details.
Oklahoma City Thunder star Jalen Williams injured his leg during the team's win over the Los Angeles Clippers.
Kentucky has reported 197 measles cases. Doctors cite low vaccination rates as a challenge and urge precautions to help prevent further spread.
Indianapolis Colts coach Shane Steichen is not considering benching quarterback Daniel Jones.
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