
Lexington Man Sentenced for Fraudulent Unemployment Claims
News Summary Tommie Steven Robertson Joyner, a 45-year-old from Lexington, has been sentenced for fraudulently claiming nearly $100,000 in unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic.

News Summary Tommie Steven Robertson Joyner, a 45-year-old from Lexington, has been sentenced for fraudulently claiming nearly $100,000 in unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic.

News Summary Councilwoman Denise Gray of Lexington’s sixth district has announced her decision not to seek reelection, citing the toll of media scrutiny following her

News Summary The Fayette County Fiscal Court has postponed its vote on a proposed occupational tax increase following legal concerns raised by Kentucky’s Attorney General.

News Summary The University of Kentucky’s College of Nursing is experiencing a leadership transition as Dr. Rosalie Mainous steps down as Dean. Gwen Moreland will

News Summary Lexington faces a severe homelessness crisis with 925 individuals experiencing literal homelessness, highlighting a 32% increase since 2020. A report by EHI Consultants

News Summary Former Lexington Councilman David Kloiber has announced his candidacy for Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District. Kloiber, who aims to address critical issues like affordable

News Summary Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has announced that Lexington Blue, a roofing company, must cease operations following a judge’s order amid an investigation

News Summary Jaime Caldwell, a 29-year-old special education teacher, was arrested after allegedly hitting a pedestrian while driving under the influence. The victim suffered life-threatening

News Summary The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) has issued a critical warning about a new scam targeting residents through fraudulent text messages. These scams impersonate

News Summary Vanessa Johnson, a school counselor at Owsley County High School, has been awarded the 2024-25 KCTCS Pathfinder Award, recognizing her dedication to guiding