Two accused of pointing laser, shooting at KSP helicopter searching for missing child
KSP said the incident happened on Nov. 3 while the aircraft support branch was helping in the search for the missing child.
Lexington on the cusp of moving forward with new city hall deal
Past administrations and councils have spent decades trying to shift city operations out of the former Lafayette Hotel, which was never meant to serve as the permanent city hall. In the meantime, the city has built up a backlog of bills. "There is a substantial amount of deferred maintenance, over...
Lexington Fire Department battles barn fire near Fayette-Bourbon County line
Officials said no animals or equipment were inside the barn.
Cynthiana man indicted after allegedly raping woman in 2021
A Cynthiana man was indicted on Thursday on two counts of first-degree rape in Scott County.
Check your ticket: $50K Powerball ticket sold in Kentucky
Check your tickets if you bought a Powerball ticket for Saturday in Wilmore.
McCune man sentenced in fatal shooting of his grandson
McCUNE, Kan. (KOAM) - John Fox will spend a little over six years in prison for the shooting death of his grandson.
ICE Sighting Sparks Concern in Lexington Community
There have been reports circulating on social media that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was spotted at a Hardee's location on Winchester Road. The initial report came from a Lexington resident who was informed by his wife about the sighting. The purpose of the ICE agents' visit to the fast-food...
New Circle ramps onto busy Lexington road reopen early. The work isn’t done yet
The New Circle Road entrance and exit ramps at Leestown Road partially reopened Sunday after being closed for about a week, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. The ramps reopened to right turns only around 5 p.m. Oct. 16, 10 days ahead of schedule. Drivers are limited to right turns to and from Leestown...
Lexington’s ‘Stuff the Bus’ Initiative Supports Local Families
The ‘Stuff the Bus’ initiative in Lexington, Kentucky, allows residents to donate essential items to families affected by the government shutdown. Organized by Council Member Amy Beasley, community members came together to show their support by donating non-perishable food, personal care products, and household...
Council to hold public hearing on Maxwell Street apartment complex
This post was originally published by CivicLex. This Wednesday, November 19th at 5pm, Council will hold a public hearing for a proposed zone change to build a student-oriented apartment complex on East Maxwell Street between Stone Avenue, Rose Street, and Kalmia Avenue. The apartment complex, proposed by Core Spaces...
