Kentucky auction of confiscated bourbon raises thousandsThousands raised in Kentucky bourbon auction
A Kentucky auction of confiscated bourbon raised thousands of dollars. The report examines where the proceeds will go.
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A Kentucky auction of confiscated bourbon raised thousands of dollars. The report examines where the proceeds will go.
A Kentucky auction of confiscated bourbon raised thousands of dollars. The proceeds will go toward a purpose detailed in the report.
A report says Texas left tackle Trevor Goosby is out for the season with a knee injury.
The Kansas City Chiefs signed kicker Justin Tucker amid struggles by Harrison Butker. The report did not specify Tucker’s contract terms or Butker’s status.
The Lexington Herald-Leader explains whether voters need identification before Election Day. The report outlines what voters should know and where they can go for voter ID information.
The Lexington Herald-Leader’s guide addresses whether voters need identification before Election Day and where they can go to obtain it.
Crumbl Cookies is closing stores across the United States. Experts are examining the factors behind the chain’s decline, but the available report does not specify which locations are affected or how many stores are closing.
Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton has proposed a mortgage assistance program for qualifying homebuyers. The initiative is intended to make buying a home more affordable. The proposal’s additional details were not included in the report.
The Kentucky Blood Center reports its blood supply is running low. It says donations are urgently needed. Type A and Type O donors are especially encouraged to give.
Kentucky residents and organizations in 19 counties affected by June’s severe storms can now apply for disaster loans. Eligible applicants include homeowners, renters, businesses and nonprofits.
Lexington fire crews responded to a car fire on Winchester Road at the I-75 exit. The Lexington Fire Department said a small patch of grass also caught fire. No injuries were reported.
Michigan enters its matchup against Rutgers with its quarterback situation uncertain. The Wolverines are relying on their defense heading into the game.
University of Kentucky football coach Will Stein and Coaches for the Kids are donating $1.35 million to foster care programs. The funding will support children in foster care at Golisano Children’s.
Wendy’s has received a $1.4 billion buyout offer from Trian, the investment firm led by Nelson Peltz. The offer would acquire the fast-food chain.
The San Antonio Spurs are gaining momentum ahead of a matchup with the Utah Jazz, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The available report provides no further details about the game.
The Lexington Legends have begun work on the second annual Legendary Festival of Lights at CommonSpirit Ballpark in Lexington. The walk-through display will feature nearly 2 million lights and a 60-foot LED Christmas tree. It runs Nov. 20 through Jan. 2, and tickets are available on the Legends’ website.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on who paid for a political attack ad targeting a Fayette school board candidate. The provided text does not identify the payer, candidate or ad’s claims.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that the payer behind a political attack ad targeting a Fayette school board candidate has been identified. The supplied text does not name the payer or candidate, or describe the ad’s claims.
The Lexington Herald-Leader examines why several Kentucky congressional candidates considered long shots are running for office.
After earning their first win, the New York Knicks aim to build momentum against the Chicago Bulls.
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