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News Summary Around 1,000 residents in Lexington gathered to oppose the Trump administration’s proposed cuts to veterans’ healthcare and immigration policies. Organized by Gathering for
News Summary Democratic Governor Andy Beshear has officially vetoed House Bill 4, which aimed to ban diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at Kentucky’s public colleges.
News Summary The Fayette County Education Association has expressed strong opposition to President Trump’s executive order to dismantle the DOE, citing concerns over its impact
News Summary In response to multiple tips regarding a potential threat, Fayette County Public Schools has announced an increased law enforcement presence at Jessie M.
News Summary A 41-year-old man from Lexington, Alvin McLaurin, was arrested following a domestic dispute that escalated into a barricaded subject situation. Authorities intervened after
News Summary As spring arrives, Kentucky prepares for the emergence of Brood XIV, a 17-year cicada expected to appear across Central and Eastern Kentucky. This
News Summary Wendy Griffith, a 39-year-old woman from Lexington, has been charged with cashing 145 forged checks totaling over $56,000 from her former employer, Webster’s
News Summary The University of Kentucky has terminated its relationship with the PhD Project in response to a federal investigation into diversity initiatives. The U.S.
News Summary Danny Sims from Lexington has pleaded guilty to murder and tampering with evidence related to the death of Bill Ashby in 2022. Sims
News Summary During a recent luncheon in Lexington, Congressman Andy Barr found himself amidst protests as he defended controversial policies linked to Elon Musk and
