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A MAPS collectibles show features an archaeology display, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.
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A MAPS collectibles show features an archaeology display, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.
Federal Justice Department monitors are being sent to Kentucky during the final week of the election, prompting public concern. The commentary notes that federal monitors were also sent to Kentucky in 2024 and says they may observe and take notes from outside polling places but cannot enter or interfere under state rules. Secretary of State Michael Adams said federal law enforcement, including ICE and the FBI, will not be at the polls.
Several tiny Kentucky cities have few or no candidates running for local office, complicating efforts to staff municipal governments. In Fairfield, Herbie Hardin became interim mayor after the longtime mayor died and is unopposed in the fall election; two write-in candidates have filed for its four-member commission. Gratz, South Carrollton and Slaughters also have limited candidates, while Wheatcroft residents will vote on whether to dissolve the city
Jefferson County Public Schools leaders have accused the district’s new academics chief of causing “disruption” and questioned the clarity of the chief’s plan, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.
As daylight saving time ends, clocks will fall back by one hour. The Lexington Herald-Leader’s report covers when the change takes effect and what people should know, but the provided text does not specify a date.
The outgoing director of the Coalition for the Homeless is leaving a legacy at the organization, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports. The headline does not identify the director or specify the accomplishments being recognized.
Lexington residents have multiple options for disposing of leaves, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
In a Lexington Herald-Leader opinion column, Dembo argues that corruption in Washington, D.C., is hurting Central Kentucky through increased costs. The headline does not specify which costs or who is affected.
The Lexington Herald-Leader’s Week 9 college football guide for Kentucky fans focuses on the SEC teams chasing UK in the conference race. It highlights the teams and games to monitor as the season continues.
The Colorado Rapids and San Jose Earthquakes played to a 2-2 draw in a testy match.
Nashville SC and the Philadelphia Union played to a 0-0 draw, generating little offense. Neither team scored.
Renault reported slight growth in revenue during the third quarter, according to the Lexington Herald Leader.
William Contreras was named World Series MVP, capping what was described as a dream year.
The Los Angeles Lakers cruised to a win over the Clippers with Luka Doncic sidelined by a back issue.
Jonathan Bond made six saves as the Houston Dynamo shut out the Seattle Sounders.
Lexington voters will consider three proposed amendments to the city charter. The measures address City Council pay, attendance records and reviews of the local government structure. They could affect several aspects of city government.
South Korea’s military said North Korea fired a projectile toward the sea off its east coast. The report did not specify the projectile’s type or where it landed.
First-time mayoral challenger Raquel Carter says housing, affordability and winter weather response would be priorities if she is elected mayor of Lexington.
A Donald Trump rally put a spotlight on jobs in Chillicothe and Kenworth, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
A woman was fatally shot on Vira Road in Stow, and police are investigating. No further details were provided in the available report.
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