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In an opinion piece, Lynch accuses other candidates in Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District of not taking the data center crisis seriously because of their donors. The headline does not identify the donors or describe the candidates’ positions.
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Shae Hopkins, longtime executive director and CEO of Kentucky Educational Television, died Oct. 29. She spent 40 years with KET and led the statewide network for more than 17 years; she had planned to retire at year’s end. KET said her impact would be felt for years, citing her service to Kentucky communities through education, public affairs and programming.
The Nasdaq fell at the opening of trading as concerns about artificial-intelligence spending weighed on the market. Amazon and Intel added to those concerns.
Ole Miss is evaluating areas for improvement ahead of its season opener against Alcorn State.
Spy Coast Farm in Lexington has partnered with Taylor Made Farm’s Stable Recovery program to expand addiction-recovery services to women; the program was founded to assist men. Stable Recovery coordinates housing, transportation and recovery meetings, while Spy Coast offers a 90-day horsemanship course. Participants work with horses and learn grooming, safety and basic veterinary care to prepare for jobs in Kentucky’s equine industry.
Six candidates for three Lexington Urban County Council At-Large seats answered residents’ questions at a CivicLex forum Wednesday at Crawford Middle School. Incumbents Dan Wu and James Brown are seeking reelection against William Tate Ohmer, Herbert Lynn, Christopher Shafer and Stephanie Aschmann Spires. Discussion covered data centers, homelessness, street design, gun violence, student housing and other issues; candidates generally opposed hyperscale data centers and offered ideas including more housing
A retooled Oklahoma team opens its season against East Texas A&M. The Aggies have a roster heavily made up of freshmen.
Kroger florists in Versailles, Kentucky, are preparing the official floral blankets for winners of the Breeders’ Cup World Championships in Lexington. A team of 16 master florists will arrange 20,000 to 30,000 flowers into garlands for the winners of all 14 races, with the public able to watch them work for about 10 hours. Kroger has made the blankets since 1988.
Mississippi State’s high-scoring Josh Hubbard is preparing to lead the team against Tennessee Tech.
Cincinnati-area readers are being invited to nominate workplaces for the 2027 Top Workplace recognition. The available story details do not specify eligibility or how to submit a nomination.
Tickets for the 153rd Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks are now on sale at Churchill Downs. Some general admission infield tickets have already sold out.
Stanford will showcase its top freshmen against veteran-laden Eastern Washington. The matchup will pit the Cardinal’s newcomers against an experienced roster.
Cincinnati trick-or-treaters can expect cool, dry weather on Halloween, according to the forecast.
Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said Thursday in Vandalia that his attack ad featuring the estranged mother of Democratic opponent Dr. Amy Acton would no longer air. His campaign had announced a $4 million ad buy, but AdImpact data showed it spent about $1 million. The spot drew bipartisan criticism, and Acton’s campaign called it “despicable” and said Ramaswamy should apologize.
Baptist Health Lexington shared photos of babies in its neonatal intensive care unit wearing Halloween costumes. The infants were dressed as characters including a chef and a scuba diver. The hospital said the costumes brought holiday cheer and created memories for families celebrating their children’s first Halloween.
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GamerLegion and Yandex advanced to the upper-bracket final at PARI Universe.
Louisville eased rules for massage facilities after a year of pushback. The headline does not specify which requirements changed or who opposed them.
Team Vitality edged Natus Vincere in the quarterfinals of the PGL Masters Bucharest. The win sent Vitality through to the semifinals.
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