Lexington Brief

Local news, organized by what happened.

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

No. 7 UCLA defense stifles Nevada as Bruins remain undefeatedUCLA stays unbeaten after holding Nevada in check

No. 7 UCLA's defense stifled Nevada, helping the Bruins remain undefeated.

Government 2 outlets · Herald-Leader, WKYT

Kentucky Newsmakers 10/31: Midterms election preview

WKYT’s Kentucky Newsmakers previewed key races on the state’s midterm ballot, including the contest for retiring U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell’s seat. Democrat Charles Booker and Republican Andy Barr are running for the Senate, while Republican Ralph Alvarado and Democrat Zach Dembo are vying to replace Barr in Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District. In Lexington, Mayor Linda Gorton is seeking a third term against real estate professional Raquel Carter.

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Iowa blanks No. 25 Wisconsin for fifth straight win over BadgersNo. 25 Wisconsin blanked as Iowa extends Badgers streak

Iowa shut out No. 25 Wisconsin, earning its fifth straight victory over the Badgers.

Horse racing 1 outlet · LEX18

Breeders' Cup fans sample burgers, chili nachos and bourbon dessert at KeenelandFood adds to Breeders' Cup experience for Keeneland fans

Breeders’ Cup fans at Keeneland in Lexington sampled a range of food during race day, from bacon cheeseburgers, buffalo chicken tenders and chili cheese nachos to chili-topped hot dogs. Some racegoers praised the savory options, while others tried a sweet Kentucky-inspired dessert with bourbon. A visitor from England compared the dessert to bread pudding and said the bourbon made it especially good.

Government 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Incumbent Adrielle Camuel, Republican Hannah Beth Rivera face off in KY House District 93

Incumbent Adrielle Camuel and Republican Hannah Beth Rivera are facing off for Kentucky House District 93.

Sports 1 outlet · The Kentucky Kernel

Decisive first half propels Kentucky women’s soccer to win over Ole Miss

Kentucky women’s soccer beat Ole Miss 4-0 Friday, scoring all four goals in the opening 33 minutes. Kendall Campbell, Alexis Tylenda, Rayna Powers and freshman Dani Chaump scored; none of the goals involved Kentucky’s leading trio of Kyla Dawn, Nadia Ramadan and Juliette Rayo. The four goals were Kentucky’s most in a conference game this season. The Wildcats host Arkansas on Nov. 1 in their regular-season finale.

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