
Lexington city officials presented a revised snow and ice control plan to the Urban County Council addressing problems identified in January’s ice storm response. The plan includes new communication protocols, tablet-based route tracking, and a formal incident command structure.

Lexington residents today discussed veterinary clinic consolidation, the history and future of private water utility ownership, and celebrated a new ordinance to prohibit parking in bike lanes after officials documented 205 injuries from bicycle collisions since 2020.

Lexington Catholic cruised past Paul Laurence Dunbar 47-0 in football, while Sayre blanked Bishop Brossart 42-0. Henry Clay struggled in football against Madison Southern but had success in volleyball.

Kentucky volleyball swept Utah State 3-0 in its home opener Friday night at Memorial Coliseum, showcasing offensive efficiency and dominant side out defense while unveiling its 2025 NCAA runner-up banner.

No. 3 Kentucky swept Utah State 3-0 in its home opener Friday night, with senior Brooklyn DeLeye hitting .600 and recording 16 kills. The Wildcats dominated defensively, holding Utah State to .117 hitting.

The Kentucky men’s soccer team fell 3-0 to Virginia Tech on Friday in Blacksburg, Virginia, dropping to 0-2-1 on the season in their first road test.

The Clark County Rest Area on I-64 Eastbound at mile marker 98 is temporarily closed due to a broken water line, according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Truck parking remains open during the closure.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will conduct routine mowing operations on New Circle Road’s inner loop Monday, Aug. 31, from 10 a.m. to noon between Versailles Road and Richmond Road.

Governor Beshear has announced appointments to Kentucky state boards and commissions, including medical professionals, law enforcement officials, and business leaders who will guide policy decisions across multiple state agencies.

In written answers to The Lexington Times, Lexington police say they have turned off the setting that let officers search license-plate cameras nationwide, and that two April searches for ICE were tied to a criminal pick-up order. No outside audit has ever been done; the department cites FBI security rules that do not bar…