Lexington police asking for information in deadly 2021 Dalton Court shooting
Lexington Police Department investigators are asking for information in a deadly 2021 shooting that happened on Dalton Court.
Lexington teacher’s rare diagnosis leads to new purpose
Amanda Durand was born and raised in Lexington and has spent years teaching at Morton Middle School — but on November 11, 2023, her life changed in an instant.
Lexington man posts wanted posters after hit-and-run on Euclid Avenue
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A Lexington man says he was struck by a car at the corner of Marquis and Euclid avenues on Feb. 20 and is now distributing wanted posters in the area to find the driver who left the scene. Robert Alan Glover said the incident happened around...
From Georgetown to UK, freshman speedcuber turns puzzle-solving into real-world experience
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Legendary movie critic bringing history of rednecks in American cinema to Lexington
For one night only, legendary horror buff and TV show host Joe Bob Briggs is set to visit Lexington with the history of rednecks in America as told through classic movies.
After difficulty with Winter Storm Fern, Lexington looks for contractor for future ice storms
Winter Storm Fern left inches of snow and ice that proved too much for Lexington’s resources. The city is now looking to work with companies that have the tools needed to tackle future storms. On Monday afternoon, Lexington issued a request for proposals for winter storm help from companies with high-grade equipment...
Lexington woman found dumped on roadside in 2019, man accused of killing her years...
A man who previously pleaded guilty to abusing a woman's corpse in 2019 has been indicted for allegedly killing her.
What happened before police shot, killed man in Lexington? Details remain sparse
In our Reality Check stories, Herald-Leader journalists dig deeper into questions over facts, consequences and accountability. Read more. Story idea? [email protected]. It’s been several weeks since Lexington police officers shot and killed a North Carolina man during a traffic stop, but little...
Medicaid eligibility changes expected to affect Kentucky refugees
Advocates said their clients will likely forego seeking primary care and specialists for health care needs. More than 60% of recently arrived refugees with health insurance have Medicaid health care coverage, according to federal data. Melissa Coulston, partnership coordinator for Kentucky Refugee Ministries in...
Dead man found hanging upside down from building after botched burglary attempt
“Paul Masters was a good man and had a good heart,” his attorney said. "Unfortunately, he had a terrible drug addiction, which consumed him, and it obviously led to his death."
