News Summary A three-vehicle collision on Tates Creek Road in Lexington resulted in the death of 24-year-old Cary ‘Danielle’ Griffing. The tragic accident, which occurred
News Summary Camp Nelson National Monument in Kentucky has reduced its staff by 25% due to federal workforce cuts initiated by the Trump administration. The
News Summary Lexington city officials are gearing up for an expected winter storm, implementing safety measures to ensure community readiness. Mayor Linda Gorton announced that
News Summary The Lexington City Council has voted to retain its office of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), countering an ordinance aimed at eliminating the
News Summary On March 8, 2025, thousands gathered in downtown Lexington to participate in protests for International Women’s Day. The Women’s March, themed ‘Unite and
News Summary On February 28, 2025, students at the University of Kentucky protested against Kentucky House Bill 4 and Senate Bill 164, which threaten Diversity,
News Summary The Lexington City Council has voted to maintain its Office of Diversity and Inclusion in response to strong community opposition against proposed cuts.
News Summary After a three-month closure, the Valley View Ferry has resumed its service, connecting Fayette, Madison, and Jessamine counties. The ferry underwent extensive repairs
News Summary Lexington faced a series of vehicle collisions and traffic hazards on Thursday morning, attributed to dangerous icy conditions. Police responded to multiple incidents,
News Summary 101.5 WLXX FM, known as Jack FM, has officially ceased operations in Lexington this weekend. Part of the Cumulus Radio network, Jack FM
