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City halts curbside recycling collection Tuesday due to mechanical issues
The City of Lexington will not collect recyclables on Tuesday, June 23, due to mechanical issues at the Recycle Center caused by wet materials, with collected items destined for the landfill.
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Alumni recalls moment 56 years later at Transylvania commencement
Stan McDougal, who graduated from Transylvania University in 1970, participated in the Class of 2026 commencement on May 23, more than 56 years after earning his degree. McDougal went on to pursue a career in ministry with advanced degrees in theology.
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Man charged in gas station robbery, attempted burglary
Jonathan Parker, 31, has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery on June 11 and an attempted burglary on June 19, both targeting the same BP gas station on Waller Avenue in Lexington.
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Space logistics startup eyes Kentucky for manufacturing hub
Space launch startup Sagittarius Logistics is considering Kentucky for a major manufacturing facility as part of its effort to meet growing demand for commercial orbital access. The company’s evaluation comes as Kentucky Space Futures promotes the state’s aerospace and space capabilities.
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LFUCG to consider $12M inmate health contract, park trail funds at Tuesday work session
The Urban County Council work session on Tuesday will consider ratification of a $11.8 million inmate health services contract, funding for park improvements, and several other agreements and program authorizations.
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Lexington joins other Kentucky communities in acknowledging painful history of racial violence
Lexington works to heal pain of racial violence history.
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Stivers Discusses UK’s Role in Shaping Kentucky’s Future
Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers discussed the University of Kentucky’s role in advancing the commonwealth during a new “Behind the Blue” podcast episode, emphasizing research, economic development and workforce preparation.
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Nine Kentucky historic sites set for National Register review
Nine Kentucky historic sites will be reviewed Friday for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, including the Epping Bottling Works in Lexington and two notable Rosenwald schools associated with African American education during segregation.
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Experts warn of AI skills gap as Kentucky workers face mid-career pressure
As artificial intelligence transforms workplaces across Kentucky, mid-career professionals face pressure to continuously develop AI skills. Experts say traditional education models fall short, prompting calls for expanded access to flexible, workforce-aligned training programs.
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Health Column: Tips to avoid swimmer’s ear
Summer brings plenty of opportunities for kids to swim and play outside, but all that time in the water can also raise the risk of swimmer’s ear. Don’t let it interrupt your child’s fun. What is swimmer’s ear? Otitis externa, also known as…