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- ‘Sextortion’ becomes a felony with Beshear’s signature as some hot-button bills await his action
by Sarah Ladd
- Kentucky Open Government Coalition sends Governor a letter requesting veto of HB 520
by Amye Bensenhaver
- Explore your local creeks during Water Week
by Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Public Information
- Saying it’s ‘about hate,’ Beshear vetoes ban on DEI in Kentucky public higher education
by McKenna Horsley
- UK cuts ties with PhD Project in response to Trump administration civil rights investigation
by Lantern staff
- Boyd County Man Sentenced for Methamphetamine Trafficking
by Lexington Times Web Editor
- Rare inside view of money race revealed by investigation of straw donations to boost Beshear
by Tom Loftus
- Barr says don’t worry about Trump and Musk, but declines chance to reassure town hall in Lexington
by Jamie Lucke
- Kentucky educators push back on Trump administration’s threats to cut education funding
by McKenna Horsley
- Bill that KY hospitals said they need fell victim to dizzying last-minute changes in House
by Deborah Yetter
- KY lawmakers display an alarming misunderstanding of police, transparency
by Amye Bensenhaver
- Postal workers push back against DOGE, proposed USPS cuts
by Nadia Ramlagan
- League of Women Voters celebrates Sunshine Week
by Amye Bensenhaver
- Planned Parenthood urges Beshear to veto abortion-ban ‘clarification,’ says it would increase risk
by Sarah Ladd
- Former Gov. Matt Bevin’s divorce final though issues remain to be resolved
by Deborah Yetter
- Madisonville Community College wins national award for helping coal workers retool for new jobs
by Lantern staff
- Lexington Activists Plan Andy Barr Town Hall . . . So Far, Without Andy Barr
by Lexington Times Web Editor
- Kentucky lawmakers’ education changes are now on Beshear’s desk
by McKenna Horsley
- Federal court upholds death penalty for Kentuckian sentenced in 1980, despite ‘horrific life’
by Lantern staff
- Child tax credits, long a liberal priority, find favor in Republican states
by Kevin Hardy
- Medicaid recipients struggle to find mental health care. Looming cuts could make it harder.
by Shalina Chatlani
- Kentucky Attorney General’s open records decisions issued last week
by Amye Bensenhaver
- Mayor celebrates 175th birthday of Lexington, the racehorse
by Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Public Information
- How Much Do You Need to Make to Afford a House in Lexington, KY in 2025?
by Lexington Times Web Editor
- Lexington restaurant chain BHG to pay $9 million in wage theft settlement
by Lexington Times Web Editor
- Kentucky State House passes bill aimed at Lexington’s short-term rental regulations, no action yet from State Senate
by Adrian Paul Bryant
- More details on the first year of the Capital Fund
by Jemi Chew
- A presentation on how Lexington manages capital maintenance
by Adrian Paul Bryant
- Man Pleads Guilty in Lexington Money Laundering Case Tied to Drug Cartels
by Lexington Times Web Editor
- This Week at the State Capitol
by Lexington Times Web Editor
- The most likely Medicaid cuts would hit rural areas the hardest
by Scott S. Greenberger
- Immigration buoyed population in large counties, agricultural Midwest
by Tim Henderson
- Kentucky proposes changes to buprenorphine prescribing, dispensing rules
by Nadia Ramlagan
- The Washington Post provides guide for healthier snacks
by Melissa Patrick
- CHI Saint Joseph Health Foundation offers 14 health care scholarships for people in the their market areas
by Melissa Patrick
- UK research uncovers hidden health effects of disrupted sleep, circadian rhythms
by Melissa Patrick
- Kentucky legislature approves late-breaking ‘clarification’ of state abortion law
by Melissa Patrick
- Bill to provide free feminine hygiene products in schools fails again, despite need
by Melissa Patrick
- Expert says Covid-19 mRNA vaccine is ‘safe and effective’
by Melissa Patrick
- Correcting the record on HB 520, An Act relating to law enforcement records
by Amye Bensenhaver
- Anti-trans bills take center stage in House as KY lawmakers work deep into the night
by Liam Niemeyer McKenna Horsley Sarah Ladd
- Ohio Street Homicide Investigation Arrest
by LPD Public Information Office
- KSU president asks for ‘trust,’ committee votes to release $5 million for nursing building design
by Liam Niemeyer
- Andy Beshear’s blueprint could reconnect Democrats with everyday Americans
by Paul Oliva
- University of Kentucky among schools under civil rights investigation by Trump administration
by Sarah Ladd McKenna Horsley
- Beshear gigs potential presidential rival Gavin Newsom for inviting Steve Bannon on podcast
by McKenna Horsley
- LAST MINUTE EFFORT TO DENY PUBLIC ACCESS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT RECORDS AND TO GUT SHIVELY SUPREME COURT OPINION
by Amye Bensenhaver
- Final rush of Kentucky lawmaking is on before 10-day break for vetoes
by McKenna Horsley Sarah Ladd Liam Niemeyer
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem visits Kentucky to survey the damage in eastern counties caused by catastrophic flooding and receive a briefing from the Federal Emergency Management Agency on disaster operations at the Kentucky Emergency Management Center in Frankfort, Kentucky, Feb. 26, 2025. (DHS photo by Tia Dufour)
