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Kentucky volleyball sweeps Utah State in dominant home opener
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.
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No. 3 Kentucky Sweeps Utah State to Open Bluegrass Battle
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.
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Kentucky Soccer Falls to Virginia Tech in Road Test
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.
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Clark County Rest Area on I-64 East Closed Due to Water Line Break
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.
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KYTC schedules mowing on New Circle Road inner loop Monday
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.
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Beshear Announces New Appointments to Kentucky State Boards
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.
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Inside the room where Lexington police watch the cameras, and the week they turned off nationwide search
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…
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Lexington’s second cannabis dispensary is at 130 W. Tiverton Way. The city says no one has scheduled its next inspection.
Fayette County’s long-delayed second medical cannabis dispensary is a High Profile Cannabis Shop at 130 W. Tiverton Way, Suite 100, records show — a strip center off Nicholasville Road. Lexington’s Division of Building Inspection says the $820,000 buildout passed a framing inspection Aug. 18, that no further inspections have been scheduled, and that the…
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Kentucky Board of Education OKs Innovation Waivers for Covington Independent Schools
The Kentucky Board of Education has approved school of innovation designations for Covington Independent Schools, granting waivers that allow the district to pursue experimental educational programs aimed at increasing student engagement and college and career readiness.
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Lexington challenges Kentucky American Water’s construction practices
Lexington has filed a formal complaint with the Kentucky Public Service Commission against Kentucky American Water, alleging that the utility’s construction practices over the past two years have caused inadequate service, traffic disruptions and property damage.