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Community celebrates Juneteenth at historic Black hamlet
Fort Spring, a historic Black hamlet in Lexington, welcomed people to explore the historic campus and connect with community members during their Juneteenth celebration.
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Behind Lexington’s data center moratorium
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Council unanimously passed a moratorium to pause data center advancement after a developer bought property in the city.
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Louisville Metro Public Safety Committee votes against Trans Safe Haven Law
Louisville’s Metro Council Public Safety Committee voted six to one against the Safe Haven Law, an ordinance written to create certain protections for transgender people.
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Third Street Staff Union strikes amid indefinite closure, layoffs
The Third Street Stuff Union organized a strike and boycott of the business after being told employees would be laid off and the store would be closing indefinitely.
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Lexington votes in primary election, candidates advance to general
Lexington voters cast their ballots in multiple local and state races during the Tuesday, May 19, primaries, choosing which candidates would advance to the general election in November.
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Kentucky AIDS Walk fundraiser unites survivors
HIV advocacy group Avol hosts the annual Kentucky AIDS Walk fundraiser, allowing survivors to share stories and connect with others.
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Laurel County holds ‘Day of Remembrance’ one year after deadly tornado
The Laurel County community honored the lives lost in the deadly 2025 tornadoes.
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Kentucky’s closed primaries: What voters should know before election day
Kentucky is one of about a dozen states that holds closed primary elections, potentially impacting how voters cast their ballot.
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McConnell’s Senate seat open for first time in decades
Sen. Mitch McConnell is not seeking re-election, opening the seat and ending his career as one of the longest-sitting senators.
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Policy in practice
Kentucky’s primary ballot houses over 50 names across numerous positions up for election this year.