News
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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.
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Breaking down Council District 5 campaign budgets
The only district a part of the primary election, Council District 5, will have three candidates on the ballot on May 19.
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Urban County Mayor: Who’s next?
Lexington’s primary election will see seven names on the ballot for urban county mayor, each vying for two spots in the general election in November.
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Mercer Co. community continues voicing proposed data center concerns
Mercer County’s Joint Planning and Zoning Commission held a second meeting to discuss a proposed data center and hear from residents.
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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.