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Lt. Gov. Coleman kicks off campaign tour, stops in Lexington
Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman visited Lexington on a campaign tour shortly after announcing her candidacy for Kentucky governor.
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Lexington program keeps Fayette Co. students fed during spring break
“Hunger Doesn’t Take a Spring Break” provided children of FCPS with meals, snacks and activities during the district’s spring break.
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House fire on Linden Walk leaves 6 displaced
The Lexington Fire Department responded to a house fire on Linden Walk on Saturday, April 11 in the early afternoon.
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Loved ones build memories at Keeneland Spring Meet opening day
Families packed the stands watching horses sporting colorful saddle cloths cross the finish line at Keeneland Spring Meet opening day.
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Life of 1882 Mt. Sterling lynching victim honored with historical marker
The Montgomery County Community Remembrance Project unveiled a historical marker to honor lynching victim James Mitchell, 22, in Mount Sterling.
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Third nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest brings thousands to downtown Lexington
Lexington community advocates against Trump administration policies as a part of the third nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest.
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Hundreds unite in hope to pray for ‘better world’
Kentuckians prayed for peace and demonstrated unity amid “uncertainty and fear” at United in Hope: Denouncing Political Violence.
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Mitch Barnhart to step down as AD after 24 years
University of Kentucky’s Mitch Barnhart will enter a new role at the end of June 2026 after serving as the university’s athletic director since 2002.
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Mercer County community speaks out against proposed data center during commission meeting
Residents of Mercer County advocated against…
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FCPS students lead walkouts protesting ICE
More than 1,000 students from Lexington staged school walkouts, joining nationwide protests to “take a stand” against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement policies and tactics.