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Wide-load truck clogs I-64 eastbound in Montgomery County
A wide-load commercial vehicle became temporarily stuck on I-64 eastbound at mile marker 105 in Montgomery County on August 3, blocking all lanes. The incident occurred in an active construction zone during a $19.6 million I-64 rehabilitation project.
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Construction timelines, Crave planning woes, and WWII planes in Lexington skies
Today on r/Lexington, residents discussed a tight housing market, longtime interstate construction nearing October completion, last weekend’s Crave Food Festival’s vendor shortfalls and digital-payment-only policy, visiting WWII aircraft, and the scarcity of pizza buffets.
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Eastern Kentucky health centers launch workforce training initiative
Community health centers in eastern Kentucky are launching workforce training programs to develop local talent and fill persistent healthcare staffing shortages in the region.
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Adams endorses Comer for governor at Fancy Farm Picnic
At Kentucky’s 146th annual Fancy Farm Picnic, a prominent political figure endorsed a gubernatorial candidate while health questions surrounded another major Republican leader, according to WUKY reporting.
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I-75 Lane Closures Set for Sign Replacement Work
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced daytime lane closures on I-75 southbound in Fayette County on Aug. 4 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. for overhead panel sign replacement work between the Northern Split and Iron Works Pike.
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Adams ends governor run speculation at Kentucky’s annual Fancy Farm Picnic
FANCY FARM — After fueling speculation about a run for governor, Republican Secretary of State Michael Adams said he wouldn’t step into the ring next year and instead was backing U.S. Rep. James Comer. Ahead of the annual Fancy Farm Picnic, Adams told the Lexington Herald-Leader he was thinking about launching a campaign for governor…
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KSP Post 12 Announces Periodic Traffic Safety Checkpoints
Kentucky State Police Post 12 announced it will conduct periodic traffic safety checkpoints throughout its seven-county district, with particular focus on operator impairment, vehicle compliance, and driver licensing.
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Downtown Traffic Debate Heats Up as Residents Weigh In on Main Street Future
Residents debate downtown Main Street conversion to two-way traffic, with the mayor opposing the move and commenters split over traffic flow versus pedestrian safety. Other threads explored neighborhood pet emergencies, stormwater drain ordinances, and cherished local restaurants.
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Woman detained by ICE released from KY jail after family speaks about her lack of care
A woman who was detained by federal immigration agents at the Louisville airport a couple of weeks ago has been released from custody Friday. A federal judge ordered the release of Sarafinah Bukirwa and her family paid her bond, according to media reports. Earlier this week, Bukirwa’s brother, Isaac Kabunga, appeared with Democratic U.S.…
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More Democrats take stage at Fancy Farm Picnic
More Democrats are expected to participate in Kentucky’s Fancy Farm political picnic this year, marking increased party engagement at the traditional gathering known for sharp political speeches and energized crowds.