Lexington, Kentucky, January 29, 2026 The Lexington Herald-Leader has been awarded 27 press awards, honoring its outstanding contributions to journalism. The accolades were presented at the
Kentucky, January 25, 2026 A severe winter storm has struck Kentucky, resulting in hazardous road conditions and leading state officials to declare states of emergency. The
Lafayette, Indiana, January 24, 2026 In Lafayette, Indiana, five individuals have been arrested following the shooting of Tippecanoe Superior Court Judge Steven Meyer and his wife,
Lexington, Kentucky, January 24, 2026 South Broadway in Lexington is currently closed in both directions from Waller Avenue to Red Mile Road due to a water
Lexington, Kentucky, January 23, 2026 The University of Kentucky Police Department has improved its protective measures by acquiring new body armor through the Kentucky Attorney General’s
Lexington, Kentucky, January 23, 2026 In response to severe winter weather, Camp Hero, a nonprofit organization in Lexington, Kentucky, is offering free transportation services to healthcare
Frankfort, Kentucky, January 22, 2026 The Kentucky House of Representatives has established an impeachment committee to review a petition for the removal of Supreme Court Justice
Lexington-Fayette County, Kentucky, January 22, 2026 The Lexington Police Department is urging the community for assistance in solving an unsolved homicide case tied to a fatal
Lexington, Kentucky, January 22, 2026 Senator Amanda Mays Bledsoe has introduced Senate Bill 76 in Kentucky, which raises the population threshold for the Fayette County Public
Lexington, January 22, 2026 The Lexington Herald-Leader has appointed a Kentucky-born journalist as its new top editor, showcasing its commitment to local talent and community-focused journalism.
