Source: LFUCG Meeting Agendas

The LFUCG Budget, Finance and Economic Development Committee will consider infrastructure funding updates, a technology internship pilot program, and E911 funding sources when it meets Tuesday at 1 p.m.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet closed multiple roads across central Kentucky on Wednesday due to severe weather that downed trees and utility lines, with impacts reported in Anderson, Jessamine and Woodford counties.

The Wandering Bock in Greyline Station is hosting World Cup viewers during the tournament, with its soccer-enthusiast owner inviting fans to watch matches at his bar.

The Kentucky Wildcats men’s soccer team released its 2026 fall schedule featuring 18 matches, including a Sun Belt Conference slate and marquee matchups against arch-rival Louisville and other Power Five opponents.

NetGain Technologies, a Lexington-based managed IT and cybersecurity services provider, has been named to CRN’s 2026 Solution Provider 500 list, which recognizes North America’s largest technology solution providers by revenue.

The Courthouse Area Design Review Board will meet June 17 to consider a design application for 249 West Short Street in downtown Lexington’s historic district.

Transylvania University’s Center for Entrepreneurship hosted its inaugural summer camp for two dozen Fayette County high school students, providing hands-on experiential learning in entrepreneurship under the direction of award-winning entrepreneur Kaelyn Query Caldwell.

The Louisville Sports Commission elected new leadership and board members for the 2027 fiscal year, tapping Dr. Steve Hester of Norton Healthcare as board chairman and adding five new members and six returning directors.

Lexington construction firm Gray released a whitepaper documenting the growing adoption of design-build project delivery methods in industrial construction, finding the integrated approach enables better decision-making and project outcomes.