
The Lexington subreddit today focused on former Governor Bevin’s jailing for contempt of court, Dr. Oz’s roundtable visit on health policy, and lighthearted discussion of the fall Comic and Toy Convention and state politics.

Bryan Station boys soccer routed Scott County 8–1 in a dominant road victory. Paul Laurence Dunbar and Lexington Catholic swept their volleyball matchups last night.

Councilmembers will get a data center overview during September 8th’s General Government and Planning Committee. They’ll also take a look at what the Planning Commission proposes for zoning updates.

Will Stein’s UK coaching debut resulted in a historic 45-13 victory over Youngstown State, with transfer quarterback Kenny Minchey throwing for 301 yards and four touchdowns in his first start.

Will Stein won his first game as Kentucky football head coach, leading the Wildcats to a 45-13 victory over Youngstown State with balanced offense, strong special teams play, and a dominant defensive performance at home.

First-year Kentucky football coach Will Stein earned his first victory Saturday with a 45-13 home win over Youngstown State, as quarterback Kenny Minchey completed 18 of 27 passes for 301 yards and four touchdowns in his debut start.

Winchester’s data center moratorium and Lexington’s Flock camera review drive today’s r/Lexington discussion, with residents expressing skepticism about both initiatives’ effectiveness.

Dunbar, Douglass, and Tates Creek notched football wins Friday night, while Paul Laurence Dunbar’s volleyball team went 3-0 at an opening tournament in Orlando.

Freshman Thomas Berteotti scored his first career goal to earn Kentucky men’s soccer a 1-1 draw against Evansville on Friday night at the Bell Soccer Complex.

The city’s existing regulations for drive-through businesses haven’t changed much since 1983. A Council committee will consider some proposed changes.