Stoops wanted to “change the narrative.” His post-game comments tell a familiar story
After a sloppy 24-16 win over Toledo, Mark Stoops' post-game comments focused on self-inflicted wounds, ball security, and the need for the team to get much better.
Crime intelligence training aims to address gun violence in Kentucky
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is partnering with local agencies across the state of Kentucky to help where they can.
One play shows Kentucky’s “tempo” promise is already a problem
A 30-yard catch by JJ Hester on the opening drive was overturned, but the real issue was Kentucky's slow pace, which gave officials time to review. A familiar problem costs the Cats.
University of Kentucky Students Charged with Rape
Two 18-year-old students at the University of Kentucky have been charged with first-degree rape following a reported sexual assault in a dormitory. The suspects admitted to the incident, causing physical harm to the victim. After posting bail, both have been released and are barred from campus. The university stated...
Man suffers medical emergency, falls into Lexington pond
Lexington police and fire officials gathered near a body of water on Saturday evening after a man reportedly fell into the water due to an apparent medical emergency.
Pair of escaped Bell County inmates arrested in Lawrenceburg
A pair of inmates who had escaped from the Bell County Forestry Camp on Aug. 25 have been taken into custody.
11 Kentucky Smokehouses Where Ribs Fall Off The Bone Before You Sit Down
Kentucky barbecue stands in a league of its own, with smokehouses across the Bluegrass State perfecting the art of fall-off-the-bone ribs. These meat masters combine generations-old techniques with secret spice blends and slow-smoking methods that create magic on a plate. From Lexington to Louisville and everywhere...
Lexington man allegedly stabbed by brother in bedroom with scissors: ‘Had no right to...
The warrant shows that the scissors "did not penetrate into his body, but caused him substantial and prolonged pain due to the blunt force of the strikes."
Chinese national from Chicago pleads guilty to identity theft, fraud in Lexington Meijer gift...
LEXINGTON, Ky. — A Chicago man has admitted to running a stolen-credit-card scheme in Central Kentucky, pleading guilty Friday to federal charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft. Heng Yin, a Chinese national living in Illinois, acknowledged in court that he used stolen credit card information loaded onto...
These childhood friends just opened Louisville’s first Black-owned pharmacy
For many years, families living in the Russell and Portland area have had to travel long distances to get basic medications. Now, that’s going to end as childhood friends Deshawn King and Isaiah Jones have opened Good Brothers Pharmacy in Louisville’s west end. Just blocks from Norton West...
