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KENTUCKY — Kentucky State Police are investigating a deadly shooting that occurred early Saturday morning in Owen County. Troopers said they received a call about the incident around 2 a.m. and found 26-year-old Jamar Douglas of Louisville with multiple gunshot wounds near Monterey. Douglas was unconscious when first...

More than 200 children received backpacks filled with school supplies during a back-to-school event at Trinity Assembly of God in Georgetown.

Officials in the Lexington-Fayette Metropolitan Statistical Area’s six counties are asking for help with regional climate action efforts.

FRANKFORT, Ky. — The 127 Yard Sale, known as the “World’s Longest Yard Sale,” scaled across Kentucky and five other states this weekend. In the event's 38th year, hundreds of Kentuckians participated in lots on or around Highway 127. One group used the high revenue opportunity to raise money for cancer research and...

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The Franklin County Coroner's Office has identified the man pulled from a lagoon on Monday at the Farmdale Sanitation District.

Lexington is organizing a series of back-to-school events to support families as summer ends. Highlights include the Anita Franklin Community Back to School Block Party on August 9 and a shoe giveaway in Nicholasville, demonstrating community collaboration. Local organizations are working together to provide...

Lexington’s culinary scene is thriving with several exciting new restaurant openings and expansions. Notable eateries such as Athenian Grill, Teriyaki Madness, and Biscuit Daddies are enhancing the diverse dining landscape. Athenian Grill has opened its third location, offering a menu with Greek specialties and...

HARRODSBURG, Ky. — The word “transformational” is being heard a lot these days in Harrodsburg and for good reason. Apple’s recent announcement of a $2.5 billion investment in the small Mercer County city is poised to change the region in ways residents could only dream of before.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Residents said Fayette County Public Schools construction is cracking their walls and shaking their homes, and they're now taking the district to court. FCPS faces a lawsuit that claims construction work of a new school is for trespassing on private property and unlawful taking of property.