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Today on r/Lexington, residents aired frustrations about the local dating scene while celebrating recent restaurant discoveries and road safety vigilance—plus welcoming back a fan-favorite cat.

Commerce Lexington has announced the selection of its 48th Leadership Lexington class, continuing a program that has trained over 1,800 community leaders since 1979.

University of Kentucky scientists have discovered the cause of sleep loss in patients with Alzheimer’s disease and how to help restore hours of rest.  They originally set out to see how sleep loss worsened over the course of the disease, believing Alzheimer’s patients lost sleep because their neurons were dying or because of amyloid…

Thanks to an “unanticipated” corporate income tax payment and revenue surplus, Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that Medicaid providers will not suffer a 4% reimbursement cut after all. Beshear said $255 million from the taxes, as well…

Kentucky State Police Post 12 and U.S. Marshals Service completed 42 sexual offender registration compliance checks in Anderson County, resulting in three arrests and one felony case involving child exploitation material.

FRANKFORT – Ruth Day contributed another $15,000 to the Kentucky Democratic Party on June 16, ten days before Gov. Andy Beshear appointed her to the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees, according to a report filed by the KDP this week with the Federal Election Commission. That brings the total contributed by Day (and…

This column first appeared in the Northern Kentucky Tribune, which makes it available to other publications with appropriate credit. FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Democratic Party is having a one-on-one primary election for governor, its first in more than 50 years. Those primaries were usually contests between two factions, one moderately liberal, the other more…

Andi Johnson, Chief Policy Officer and Director of Regional Engagement at Commerce Lexington, has earned the Certified Chamber Executive designation, the highest professional designation in the chamber of commerce profession.

Kentucky Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman has been chosen to chair the National Lieutenant Governors Association for the upcoming year.