Lexington Brief

Local news, organized by what happened.

General 1 outlet · WKYT

Sisters of Notre Dame foundation awards more than $1 million in grants across eastern Kentucky

The Sisters of Notre Dame Eastern Kentucky Foundation awarded more than $1.2 million in grants to nonprofits in eight eastern Kentucky counties during its first year of grant-making. In Bath County, funding supported diabetic eye exams, glasses and emergency dental care for uninsured patients, as well as programs to help seniors stay safe at home. Rowan County grants backed elementary-school book vending machines, faith-based programs for student athletes and a transitional home for domestic violence

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Social media reacts to Kentucky's win over ManhattanKentucky's win over Manhattan draws online reaction

Social media users reacted to Kentucky’s win over Manhattan, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported.

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Central KY deputy coroner charged with strangulation, assaultCentral KY official faces strangulation, assault charges

A Central Kentucky deputy coroner has been charged with strangulation and assault.

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Saint Louis renews rivalry with Missouri with Robbie Avila backRobbie Avila returns as Saint Louis renews Missouri rivalry

Saint Louis will renew its rivalry with Missouri with Robbie Avila back.

Sports 1 outlet · The Kentucky Kernel

Diallo zooms with breakout performance in Kentucky’s victory over JMU

Zoom Diallo scored a team-high 16 points with three rebounds, two assists, a steal and no turnovers as No. 23 Kentucky beat James Madison 89-80 at Rupp Arena. The Wildcats and Dukes were tied 39-39 at halftime before Kentucky used an 11-0 run to build a lead that reached 14 points. Kentucky next faces No. 17 Kansas in Chicago on Nov. 10.

Government 1 outlet · WKYT

Kentucky Youth Assembly gives students hands-on civics lessons

About 700 students gathered in Louisville for the three-day Kentucky Youth Assembly, where they simulated state government by drafting bills and giving speeches. Simpson County eighth grader Finley West served as youth governor, overseeing proposals on computer screen time, minimum wage and adding a nonvoting student to school boards. The Kentucky YMCA Youth Association runs the program to give students hands-on civics and leadership experience.

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