UK trustees change policy that allowed law school dean to be hired without a vote

The change came after Gov. Andy Beshear expressed frustration with Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove’s hire. University of Kentucky ...

College Football Hall of Fame is where Bill Hayes belongs

Bill Hayes has been a trailblazer his entire career. It's time he was honored by being inducted into the College Football ...

Large barn destroyed by fire at farm on Paris Pike near Bourbon County line

The fire department said windy conditions drove the large fire, and crews were focused on protecting the area around the barn.

Lexington church goes viral for skit ‘shooting’ the devil in front of children

The viral video shows the “Commandos for Christ” shooting the devil with “the gospel gun” during the Lexington church’s ...

UK’s budget is growing by $1 billion. Here’s where that money is going.

The University of Kentucky’s board of trustees approved Tuesday a budget of over $9.6 billion, an increase of almost $1 ...

Half of digital marketers can't survive one month without a paycheck. These states give them the best odds

A 1,000-person survey of working digital marketers from search marketing company Page One Power exposes some uncomfortable ...

What did KY auditor’s examination reveal about state’s largest school district?

Kentucky Auditor Allison Ball on Tuesday released a special examination of the Jefferson County Public School District, ...

FCPS superintendent, placed on leave, files appeal with KY attorney general

Suspended Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins on Tuesday filed a formal Open Meetings Act appeal ...

Accessibility lawsuits by state: Where risk is highest

AudioEye reports that California, New York, and Florida lead in website accessibility lawsuits due to state statutes allowing ...

Lexington heat wave brings dangerous temperatures all week. Here's what to know

Central Kentucky is facing a dangerous heat wave this week, with temperatures soaring into the 90s and heat index values ...

Lexington leaning into tech job growth, will help fund dozens of internships

The city will partially reimburse wages for companies that participate in the internship program, which aims to grow the city ...
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Lexington is sitting on unspent opioid settlement cash. City says that’s changing soon

Lexington is expanding its boundaries and opening thousands of acres for the construction of homes and businesses to accommodate an influx of residents expected in the coming years. File photo by Ryan ...