Source: Kentucky Lantern

The message from the Kentucky GOP in the upcoming election cycle will focus around three tenets – faith, family and freedom.  That’s the message nearly 1,000 GOP faithful heard at the Republican Party of Kentucky’s Statewide Lincoln Dinner Saturday night at the Central Bank Center. Party leaders, office holders, donors and members gathered to…

Two people were killed in a small plane crash in Jessamine County on Saturday morning, the Jessamine County Sheriff’s Office confirmed.

The National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association and a family planning organization in Pennsylvania filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Health and Human Services agency on Thursday alleging that it is politicizing the Title X grant funding program and violating the intent of the law. Attorneys from the Pennsylvania chapter of the American…

Today on r/Lexington, residents grappled with the serious financial crisis hitting Fayette County Schools—with verified reporting showing decades of accounting errors and a $110 million emergency loan need—while also celebrating sober socializing options, recent bear sightings in the Bluegrass, and other neighborhood happenings.

Residents seek honest mechanics, debate pizza spots and local t-shirt shops, ask about schools near Brighton Apartments (Liberty Elementary is the district school), and struggle to identify swarming insects now flooding the area—likely carpenter ants, not termites.

Four Lafayette High School students earned national honors in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, with two receiving gold medals for their writing submissions in the prestigious national competition.

Con Huevos, a Louisville-based Mexican breakfast and brunch restaurant, is expanding to Lexington with a new location planned for fall 2026 in Pleasant Ridge Commons, marking its first expansion beyond Louisville.

Audrey Webster of Henry Clay High School earned the 2026 girls’ lacrosse Player of the Year award after scoring 73 goals to lead the Blue Devils to the state semifinals.

Residents discuss FCPS budget cuts driven partly by state funding declines, the Superintendent Liggins administrative leave dispute, neighborhood safety concerns, and downtown preservation debates.