Ask Mark Anything: Who is the main threat to UK in SEC football title chase?
The Lexington Herald-Leader’s “Ask Mark Anything” column asks which team poses the biggest threat to Kentucky in the SEC football title race.
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The Lexington Herald-Leader’s “Ask Mark Anything” column asks which team poses the biggest threat to Kentucky in the SEC football title race.
The commentary says Elon Musk is becoming a major Republican donor as Mitch McConnell leaves the national stage, after decades of McConnell’s efforts to loosen campaign-finance limits. It says Musk gave about $300 million to Trump and Republicans in 2024 and nearly $450 million to Republicans this election cycle, including $158 million to the McConnell associates-founded Senate Leadership Fund. It also links Musk’s political influence to SpaceX’s federal contracts and its control of satellite services used
Pop-up restaurant RJ’s Place will take over the Deja Food space on Nov. 7.
Ashland BPW recognized service and contributions to the community at its annual event.
A new legal challenge questions another ruling by Judge Lauren Ogden, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The report provided does not specify which ruling is being challenged or who filed the challenge.
The Lexington Herald-Leader examines how Kentucky Amendment 1 would change the state constitution. The provided text does not specify the amendment’s provisions or its status.
A lawsuit alleging that a Kentucky sheriff assaulted a handcuffed woman has been settled, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The headline did not disclose the sheriff’s name or
Six restaurants and bars opened in Louisville in October. Two cookie shops closed during the month.
The Lexington Herald-Leader highlights seven places in Louisville to get oysters during oyster season.
As apples ripen on trees, green chlorophyll in their skin breaks down, revealing other pigments. The mix of pigments—and the apple’s final color—varies by variety and growing conditions, including sunlight and temperature. These changes create the familiar range of green, yellow and red apples.
A small city in the Louisville area is facing a contentious election showdown, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Lexington now has a database listing code violations by landlord. The resource gives people looking for rentals a way to review landlords’ violation records.
The struggling Miami Heat made an offensive adjustment that helped spark the team. The change also ended a slump for Bam Adebayo, a former Kentucky player.
Kentucky coach Mark Pope enters his third season needing a strong year. The Lexington Herald-Leader examines how UK can build a team to produce one.
A Kentucky juvenile justice guard was suspended repeatedly over lewd comments, use of force and cursing, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
The chair of the Fayette County school board, whom state lawmakers tried to oust, has attracted donations from prominent supporters. The headline does not identify the chair or donors.
A large piece of historical Cincinnati art is on sale for $395,000; the report does not identify the artwork or seller.
Ohio’s favorite Halloween candy is a chocolate-free treat, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline does not identify the treat.
Jefferson County Public Schools reported that chronic absenteeism fell to 31% last school year as Kentucky targets missed class. Severe truancy cases remained nearly unchanged.
Cameron Boozer recorded his first triple-double as the Grizzlies remained unbeaten.
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