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Kentucky basketball is being assessed as a potential contender. The Lexington Herald-Leader points to a newfound balance as a possible key to the team’s prospects. The headline does not specify what has shifted.
Libertarian Jeremy Todd is pitching a third-party option in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District race. He is making the case as voters weigh affordability and their choice of party.
Kentucky voters are choosing a U.S. senator, congressional representatives and state and local officials, and considering a limit on governors’ late-term pardons. A commentary says the election will test the impact of President Donald Trump’s unpopularity in a state he won by an average of 30 points. The 6th District contest between Republican Ralph Alvarado and Democrat Zach Dembo is viewed as a tossup and could offer an early indication of Democratic gains.
The Todd County-based Pennyrile Regional Energy Agency has filed more than 20 lawsuits against Western Kentucky landowners to secure easements for a proposed 53-mile natural gas pipeline across five counties. Christian County landowner Greg Davenport says his family felt pressured to sign, while other landowners question the route, easement terms and project’s viability. The agency says it has secured most easements and expects the pipeline to boost regional gas supply and economic development. A dispute
Supplements sold since 2017 are being recalled after ingredients used in Viagra were found in them.
Kentucky and Tennessee are set to meet in a Week 10 Southeastern Conference matchup. The Lexington Herald-Leader preview highlights key storylines and players to watch ahead of the game.
A Lexington Herald-Leader piece identifies three lessons from travel that may also help people navigate information overload.
Indian Valley hosted a Veterans Day tribute highlighting the stories represented by flags. The available report does not provide further details about the event.
The Lexington Herald-Leader’s item asks what channel will carry Louisville women’s basketball against Bellarmine today. The provided text does not specify the channel or other broadcast details.
Breeders’ Cup fans in Lexington, Kentucky, brought Halloween spirit and bold fashion to the tracks Saturday as the holiday and races coincided. Attendees wore fascinators, feathers and other festive looks.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports on spending in Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) school board races. The headline does not provide a total or other details.
The Lexington Herald-Leader featured six Kentucky-themed Christmas gift ideas for foodies and bourbon lovers.
Five restaurants are set to open in Louisville in November, according to an exclusive report by the Lexington Herald-Leader. The available report details do not identify the restaurants or give specific opening dates.
The Lexington Herald-Leader offers nine Christmas gift ideas for people who enjoy whiskey and bourbon.
A Lexington Herald-Leader opinion piece argues that Mitch McConnell’s political legacy helped pave the way for Elon Musk’s political power.
University of Kentucky basketball player Malachi Moreno is showing signs of growth, including passing on tacos and dishing the ball to his UK teammates. The headline points to changes in both his eating habits and his play for the Wildcats.
Staff at a juvenile jail in Kentucky made an autistic teenager stay in a flooded cell and mocked him, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported. The report’s headline does not identify the facility or provide further details about the incident.
UConn is ranked No. 5 in Field Level Media’s Top 25. The brief report was published by the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Baylor is ranked No. 22 in Field Level Media’s Top 25. The ranking was reported by the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Field Level Media placed Iowa State at No. 17 in its Top 25. The Lexington Herald-Leader published the ranking.
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