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How Lexington commemorates 25 years since 9/11
Groups from across the city come together to honor the lives lost
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Attendees memorialize Tim Curry at Kentucky Theatre’s ‘Rocky Horror’ screening
The Master’s Affairs perform at ‘Rocky Horror’ show in memory of Tim Curry
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9 new Kentucky laws that will affect education, criminal justice, gambling
Breaking down nine laws passed during Kentucky’s 2026 legislative session
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A look into Rocky Adkins’ governor candidacy
Rocky Adkins, former senior advisor to Gov. Andy Beshear, held his first event announcing his run for Kentucky Governor in the 2027 election.
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Mercer County data center zoning ordinance approved, now heads to Fiscal Court
The Mercer County Joint Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously voted to approve an ordinance related to data centers.
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Mercer Co. continues considering data center ordinance, Fiscal Court approves moratorium first reading
The Mercer County Joint Planning and Zoning Commission held a special-called meeting to consider revised text amendments to an ordinance that would allow for data centers in the area.
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La Familia takes down Boeheim’s Army to advance in TBT
The Cardiac Cats delivered again as Kahlil Whitney’s game-winning dunk lifted La Familia to a 70-66 win over Boeheim’s Army and a spot in the alumni championship of The Basketball…
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Second reading for Burgin annexation ordinance tied to proposed data center called off, city says first reading did not occur
The city of Burgin announced that a special meeting for the second reading of an annexation ordinance tied to a proposed data center would not occur.
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Burgin City Council approves annexation first reading, data center concerns continue
The Burgin City Council voted 3-2 in favor of the first reading of an annexation ordinance that includes land involved in a proposed data center development.
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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.