Lexington Brief

Local news, organized by what happened.

General 1 outlet · WKYT

Overnight lane closures expected on New Circle Road this week

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will close one eastbound lane on New Circle Road’s inner loop near Leestown Road in Lexington from 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. The loop will close to all traffic at 10 p.m. nightly, with drivers directed to detour via Leestown Road, Citation Boulevard and Georgetown Road; lanes are expected to reopen by 5 a.m. Closures are also planned Nov. 10 and 11 for the New Circle widening project, scheduled for completion in 2027.

Sports 1 outlet · The Kentucky Kernel

PREVIEW: No. 14 Kentucky women’s basketball prepares for road test against No. 25 NC State

No. 14 Kentucky women’s basketball faces No. 25 NC State on Sunday at the Ally Tipoff in Charlotte, its first major test after opening the season with two blowout wins. The Wolfpack are 2-0, led by forwards Khamil Pierre and Zoe Brooks; Kentucky has outrebounded its first two opponents by 45 and forced 48 turnovers. Kentucky’s last win over NC State came in 1984. Tipoff is at 3 p.m. ET on ESPN2.

Sports 2 outlets · Herald-Leader, Spectrum News 1

Louisville football offense shines in road rout of Georgia TechLouisville football rolls to road rout over Georgia Tech

Louisville’s football offense delivered another strong performance, powering the Cardinals to a road rout of Georgia Tech. The headline did not provide the final score or other game details.

General 2 outlets · Herald-Leader, Spectrum News 1

No. 11 Louisville uses depth to rout Morehead StateDepth powers Louisville's rout of Morehead State

No. 11 Louisville leaned on its depth to rout Morehead State.

Government 1 outlet · WUKY

Judge reassesses UK professor's suspension as he awaits investigation results

A federal judge is weighing the University of Kentucky’s decision to remove law professor Ramsi Woodcock from the classroom after his call for a worldwide invasion of Israel. The university’s investigation into his comments has missed its deadline, and Woodcock has sued, alleging First Amendment violations. Judge Benjamin Beaton is considering whether the school’s response was retaliation, the court’s authority and limits on regulating state employees’ off-campus speech; the next hearing is Nov. 19.

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Miami's Lionel Messi becomes MLS' first back-to-back Golden Boot recipientMessi earns back-to-back MLS Golden Boots

Lionel Messi of Inter Miami became the first player to win the MLS Golden Boot in consecutive seasons. The award recognizes Major League Soccer’s top scorer.

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