Will Stein doesn’t have to guess on this portal receiver because he coached him
Oregon wide receiver Justius Lowe is entering the transfer portal, and his experience with Will Stein’s offense makes him a logical Kentucky target.
Kentucky’s Mark Pope visibly frustrated after Wildcats’ garbage time late basket
According to Kentucky head coach Mark Pope, there is a right way to win a game and on the exact right note.
Judge lowers bond for Lexington woman accused of killing boyfriend
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - We have an update to a case of a Lexington woman accused of killing her boyfriend. During a bond hearing Thursday, the judge lowered Keaira Pennie’s bond from $150,000 to $75,000. Police say Keaira Pennie shot and killed Edwin Haddix in August on Bryan Station...
Man Arrested After Road Rage Shooting in Lexington
A 21-year-old man named Juan Godoy was arrested following a road rage shooting incident in Lexington, Kentucky. Godoy allegedly fired shots at another vehicle near Appian Court and Centre Parkway but fortunately, no injuries were reported. He faces multiple charges including wanton endangerment and receiving stolen...
A U.S. ammo plant is closing and shooters will feel it
The closure of a major ammunition plant in Lexington is not just a local business story, it is a... The post A U.S. ammo plant is closing and shooters will feel it appeared first on The Avid Outdoorsman .
John Michael Montgomery Finishes Touring Career at Home on a High Note in Rupp...
Country music legend, John Michael Montgomery, finished his thirty plus year touring career in front of a SOLD OUT house in Lexington, Kentucky’s famed Rupp Arena, which is proudly managed by Oak View Group, on Friday December 12th. The evening was a family affair with John Michael’s son-in-law Travis Denning opening...
8 indicted in killing of federal witness in Lexington
Federal prosecutors say the killing of a Lexington man two years ago was a targeted assassination carried out by a criminal street gang, and now eight people have been federally indicted in connection with the case.
Kentucky appeals court reinstates Lexington murder case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals has vacated an order that nearly denied justice in a Lexington murder case, according to Attorney General Russell Coleman.
Senior Christmas parade brings holiday cheer throughout Lexington
The heartwarming event was born during the COVID-19 pandemic. Even with the chilly temps, residents of 30 different assisted living facilities took to the streets to catch a glimpse.
Fayette County School Board votes to merge STEM academies under one building
The Fayette County School Board voted Thursday to temporarily house the district’s two STEM academies in one building.

















