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"If we can’t trust that our kids are safe in the schools that we drop them off at in the morning, then we’ve got a problem, and that problem needs to be dealt with."

Music, food, drinks, dancing, and family fun will all be part of the festivities during Lexington’s St. Patrick’s Parade and Festival on March 13. Organizers say there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Some meals change you as a person, and the baby back ribs at Blue Door Smokehouse in Lexington, Kentucky will absolutely ruin your ability to enjoy mediocre ribs ever again. Consider this your warning and your invitation, because once you know what ribs can be, there’s no going back to what they were.

Fayette County Superintendent Demetrus Liggins is reassigning district Budget Director Ann Sampson Grimes “to a position that will no longer include responsibility for budgeting or financial oversight,” Liggins told Grimes in an email last week. Grimes’ attorney, Brandon Voelker, confirmed to the Herald-Leader that...

LEXINGTON, KY — The Kentucky State Police (KSP) has officially canceled the IAN Alert for 17-year-old Jahmari Deshaun Carter. Authorities report that Jahmari was found safe and has been reunited with his family. According to KSP, a member of the public recognized Jahmari (left) after receiving the IAN Alert...

Otega Oweh’s rough outing against Florida has Kentucky fans divided. The stats say superstar, but effort questions and turnovers fuel debate.

Kentucky’s loss to Florida pushed the Wildcats down to a dangerous 7-seed in the latest bracketology projections with brutal matchups looming.

Florida’s physical style and questionable officiating again frustrated Kentucky. A film breakdown of moving screens, rebounding chaos, and a familiar whistle.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - St. Patrick’s Day is still days away, but Lexington has a full weekend of events lined up — including a citywide parade and festival. Plus, you can check out a Phil Collins tribute show, and a children’s theatre production for the entire family this weekend.

Lexington is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with a weekend full of events! Several scheduled street closures will begin on Saturday, March 14, for the festivities. Street Closures: 6:00 – 10:30 a.m. Main St closed between Midland Ave and Mill St. Midland Ave closed between Main St and Third...