- Lexington offering options for winter storm waste pickupby Shepherd Snyder
- Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council swears in membersby Shepherd Snyder
- U.S. Senate moves ahead with immigration bill expanding detention for theft, shopliftingby Ariana Figueroa
- U.S. Senate hearing on Interior nominee postponed until Thursdayby Jennifer Shutt
- Louisville’s Home of the Innocents expanding care for medically complex childrenby Sylvia Goodman
- Mayor encourages property owners to clear sidewalksby Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Public Information
- Storm debris disposal options and waste collection updateby Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Public Information
- After apparent wrong-address fatal shooting, London Kentucky mayor says police will begin wearing bodycams againby John McGary
- Blood donations needed after winter storm disrupts supplyby Sarah Ladd
- Frankfort Cares Coalition one of 10 organizations awarded $50K grants to address at-risk members of BIPOCby John McGary
- Discussion on future Urban Service Boundary expansion processesby Adrian Paul Bryant
- Changes coming to development plan regulations and approval process due to state legislationby Adrian Paul Bryant
- Three Council Committees will vote on their leadership this Tuesdayby Adrian Paul Bryant
- Council will hear an update on the Urban Growth Master Planby Adrian Paul Bryant
- This Week at the State Capitolby Lexington Times Web Editor
- Jan. 15 is the last day to sign up for subsidized health insurance on Kynect, for coverage that starts Feb. 1by Melissa Patrick
- Cold weather expected to continue this week, says National Weather Serviceby Shepherd Snyder
- All Kentucky school districts now have policies against corporal punishmentby Sarah Ladd
- Why does Kentucky GOP leadership fear public debate and scrutiny?by Teri Carter
- Minimum wages are increasing in nearly half the states this yearby Kevin Hardy
- Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to hold public meetings on statewide rail planby Stan Ingold
- Kentucky’s Hospital Rate Improvement Program brings more money and better health outcomes to hospitalsby Melissa Patrick
- Kentuckians’ health insurance tax credits set to expire at end of 2025by Nadia Ramlagan
- Organizations launch projects to reduce overdose deaths in Kentucky’s BIPOC and under-resourced communitiesby Melissa Patrick
- Tips for prioritizing mental health in 2025by Melissa Patrick
- State health initiative focuses on diabetes in January — a disease that impacts nearly one in seven Kentucky adultsby Melissa Patrick
- Kroger settles opioid lawsuit, will pay Kentucky $110 millionby Melissa Patrick
- Shoveling snow poses heart health risk for someby Melissa Patrick
- Hundreds of Kentuckians have already applied for medical marijuana programby Melissa Patrick
- Biden extends protected status for migrants from four countries ahead of Trump returnby Ariana Figueroa
- Skeptical Supreme Court justices weigh a rescue of TikTok from nearing banby Jacob Fischler
- Legislation proposed that would lower minimum age for Kentucky driver permitsby Shepherd Snyder
- Kentucky public health officials eyeing a share of $110 million Kroger opioid settlementby John McGary
- Republican lawmaker again files bill to add exceptions to Kentucky’s abortion banby Sarah Ladd
- Kentucky’s Auditor Knows the Rules—But Do They Enforce Them?by Paul Oliva
- Lexington officials prepare for second round of snow this weekby Shepherd Snyder
- No jail time or fines for Trump in sentencing for NY hush money caseby Ashley Murray
- ‘These things happen.’ LMPD chief acknowledges error in citing homeless woman in laborby Sylvia Goodman
- Kentucky Fairness Campaign leader calls ruling overturning new protections for LGBTQ students a temporary setbackby John McGary
- KY tax cut moves from Senate committee as chair warns fellow Republicans against ‘stunts’by Liam Niemeyer
- Income tax cut bill on the moveby Lexington Times Web Editor
- Deadline approaching for Kentuckians to apply for Kynect health coverageby Stan Ingold
- As technology evolves, it becomes harder to tell ‘real’ AI from marketingby Paige Gross
- No place in Kentucky for the abomination that is conversion therapyby Jeffery Tyler Syck
- Republicans tout lower income tax, gig Beshear at Kentucky Chamber of Commerce dinnerby McKenna Horsley
- Trump to face sentencing Friday in NY case after Supreme Court denies attempt to delayby Ashley Murray
- School software provider is the latest target of major hack of personal databy Paige Gross
- Public Service Commission orders water utility continue to service Livingston residentsby Shepherd Snyder