Inside site-selection decision for relocation of law, medical schools from NKU to downtown Covington
The $125 million project to move Campbell County’s law and medical schools to downtown Covington has chosen its new location, but questions remain about the site-selection process.
Multiple chances for snow in Kentucky forecast over the coming week
There are multiple chances for snow forecast for Kentucky in the coming week, according to the National Weather Service. The first snowstorm could arrive Wednesday night. The NWS said an incoming cold front will transition rain showers into snow, leaving behind light snow accumulations for most of the region. Some...
Potential measles exposure identified in Fayette County
LEXINGTON, Ky. (KT) – The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department (LFCHD) announced on Friday that they have identified potential measles exposure in Fayette County. An unvaccinated, out-of-state traveler stayed at the […]
Marshall QB JacQai Long transfers to Kentucky
In what has been a big weekend for Kentucky athletics, the transfer portal just keeps rolling. Head coach Will Stein has picked up a commitment from former Marshall QB JacQai Long, he announced Sunday via Twitter. Long, a freshman quarterback from West Virginia, will arrive in Lexington with three years...
This Kentucky Diner Still Serves The Comfort Favorites Older Generations Swear By
Pull off Old Lawrenceburg Road and you will spot Cliffside Diner shining like a polished nickel, its petite dining car glow promising a menu of burgers and breakfast favorites delivered with absolutely zero modern pretense. The 1950s atmosphere is not a manufactured kitsch experience so much as a genuinely lived-in...
2 taken to hospital following fatal crash on Tates Creek Road
Tates Creek Road closed Sunday morning following a fatal two-vehicle crash.
Kentucky WBB storms back in huge turnaround win over No. 5 Oklahoma
Kentucky was down 13 and could have quit, but Tonie Morgan and Clara Strack willed the team to a massive win.
Public Art Commission backs Lyric sculpture, presses pause on Shropshire asphalt art proposal
LEXINGTON – The Lexington Public Art Commission voted Tuesday to advance plans for a permanent sculpture outside the Lyric Theatre while delaying action on a proposed street-painting pilot near Shropshire Avenue, signaling both enthusiasm for cultural placemaking and caution about traffic design and funding details....
An update on LFUCG’s Undue Medical Debt program
This post was originally published by CivicLex. In Tuesday, January 13th’s Council Work Session, Council will receive a six-month update on the city’s partnership with Undue Medical Debt. 💼. Download:. Read the packet for this meeting here. Undue Medical Debt (UMD) is an organization that purchases medical debt...
Hundreds come out for anti-ICE protest in Lexington
Demonstrators in Lexington echoed national outrage on Sunday afternoon.
