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The LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake face high-stakes matches on MLS Decision Day, when results could affect both teams’ postseason outlooks.
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The LA Galaxy and Real Salt Lake face high-stakes matches on MLS Decision Day, when results could affect both teams’ postseason outlooks.
Frankfort High senior Eli Marshall was named to the KHSAA Class 1A all-state cross country team. At the state championships, he placed 24th in the boys race. Marshall finished in 17:06.9.
Blue Steel Development acquired about 309 acres along Old Finchville Road in Shelbyville for Steel 64, a two-building industrial project totaling nearly 1.77 million square feet. The development is planned for distribution, logistics and manufacturing tenants, less than a mile from Interstate 64. Construction is scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026, with completion expected in the fourth quarter of 2027.
Two people were rescued from a vehicle after a crash on Marblerock Way in Lexington, according to fire officials. Fire officials said one vehicle was on its side and described the crash as a single-vehicle accident. Lexington police said two vehicles were involved and no injuries or charges are expected.
The Colorado Rapids face FC Dallas in their season finale, seeking to secure a playoff place and avoid the wild-card round.
No. 23 Kentucky beat Manhattan 85-57 in its men’s basketball season opener after falling behind 9-4 early. The Wildcats took control with a 13-0 run and led 48-22 at halftime. Milan Momcilovic scored a game-high 24 points, making 6 of 9 shots from 3-point range, as Kentucky shot 53% overall. Kentucky next faces James Madison on Friday, Nov. 6.
The Portland Timbers will visit Austin FC, looking to clinch a postseason spot.
Fayette and Jessamine County schools have days off on different dates, disrupting family schedules. The mismatch is creating challenges for families coordinating school and child care.
The Cincinnati Bengals, led by quarterback Joe Burrow, bring their high-powered offense to Madrid for a matchup against the Atlanta Falcons.
Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers says lawmakers may revisit the state’s data center tax incentives but are not expected to repeal them. The incentives have not been used; a Kentucky Center for Economic Policy report estimated they could cost more than $2 billion in revenue if companies claim them. Stivers said lawmakers are discussing clarifying tax language, and a shorter incentive period has also been suggested.
A reader’s letter to the Lexington Herald-Leader concerns Hobby Lobby keeping his two cents. The headline does not provide details about the transaction or the writer’s explanation.
John James Audubon State Park is featured as a destination for hiking and birding. The Lexington Herald-Leader’s “Worth the Drive” feature highlights outdoor activities at the park.
Two people were indicted in Marion County on charges stemming from the alleged trafficking of a teenager, Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman said. The indictments followed a human trafficking investigation.
T1 won a quarterfinal at the League of Legends World Championship, keeping its bid for a fourth consecutive title alive.
No. 22 Arizona escaped TCU with a field goal in the final minute. The late kick decided the game in the Wildcats’ favor.
No. 4 UConn and No. 16 Michigan are set to meet in an NCAA title rematch.
Nikola Kusturica scored 29 points to lead No. 22 UCLA to a win over North Florida.
Amari Allen recorded a triple-double as No. 20 Alabama defeated Arkansas State.
Katin Houser helped Illinois defeat Nebraska, extending the Illini’s winning streak.
A new bridge on Flat Creek Road (KY 12) in Franklin County will open Tuesday near the Franklin-Henry County line, shifting traffic from the existing bridge to the new structure and roadway alignment just east of it. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet advises motorists to follow traffic controls. The old bridge and approach will be demolished after traffic moves; the replacement is part of a $5.4 million project.
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