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  • Ask Lex

    Ask Lex

    I keep seeing these Breeders Cup tickets going on sale for twenty twenty-six at Keeneland. How much of an economic boost does this actually give Lexington when we host these big horse racing events, and do local businesses really see the impact? Oh, the Breeders Cup is massive for our local economy. The twenty…

  • Trivia Answer

    Trivia Answer

    Trivia answer time! The legendary Lexington jockey Isaac Murphy won three Kentucky Derbies during his remarkable career. Nobody nailed that one in the chat this time, but don’t worry about it. We’ll have another trivia question coming up in just a bit, so stick around and give it another shot! Listen live: The Lexington…

  • Ask Lex

    Ask Lex

    I’ve been wondering about something lately — why does it seem like every time there’s bad weather coming through Kentucky, Fayette County gets missed? I saw reports of multiple fires in surrounding counties, but we seem to dodge a lot of the severe stuff that hits our neighbors. You know, that’s a really interesting…

  • Kentucky budget process criticized for lack of public input

    Kentucky budget process criticized for lack of public input

    LEXINGTON, Ky. — The League of Women Voters of Kentucky has criticized the state’s 2026 budget process as lacking transparency and public participation, saying lawmakers passed two major spending bills with minimal input from constituents. The Kentucky Lantern reported on the legislative procedures behind House Bill 500, the critically important executive branch budget bill…

  • Louisville ranks among dirtiest U.S. cities for air pollution

    Louisville ranks among dirtiest U.S. cities for air pollution

    LEXINGTON, Ky. — Louisville residents are struggling to breathe some of the most polluted air in Kentucky, according to a new report from the American Lung Association released this week that has prompted renewed concerns about health impacts across the region. The 2026 “State of the Air” report shows the Louisville metropolitan area earned…

  • Council Commits $5.2M in Opioid Settlement Funds — But Withdraws Vote on Endowment

    Council Commits $5.2M in Opioid Settlement Funds — But Withdraws Vote on Endowment

    Three years after the first settlement check arrived, the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council finally started allocating the money. $5.2 million was assigned. The biggest question — how much to save, how much to spend — was withdrawn before it came to a vote. On April 21, 2026, at 3 p.m., Commissioner Kacy Allen-Bryant stood…

  • 26-ORD-177 – Jennifer Ginter/Kentucky State Reformatory

    Opinion Number: 26-ORD-177 Date Issued: 4/22/2026 Parties: Jennifer Ginter/Kentucky State Reformatory Download Full PDF Opinion Content: April 22, 2026 In re: Jennifer Ginter/Kentucky State Reformatory Summary: The Kentucky State Reformatory (“the Reformatory”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it responded to a request for information that did not describe public…

  • 26-ORD-176 – Cameron McClure/Kentucky State Police

    Opinion Number: 26-ORD-176 Date Issued: 4/22/2026 Parties: Cameron McClure/Kentucky State Police Download Full PDF Opinion Content: April 22, 2026 In re: Cameron McClure/Kentucky State Police Summary: The Kentucky State Police (“KSP”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when the requester did not state how he qualified as resident of the Commonwealth.…

  • 26-ORD-175 – Kyle Thompson/Green River Correctional Complex

    Opinion Number: 26-ORD-175 Date Issued: 4/22/2026 Parties: Kyle Thompson/Green River Correctional Complex Download Full PDF Opinion Content: April 22, 2026 In re: Kyle Thompson/Green River Correctional Complex Summary: The Green River Correctional Complex (“the Complex”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it denied a request for call logs because such…

  • 26-ORD-174 – Anthony Willett/Henderson County Detention Center

    Opinion Number: 26-ORD-174 Date Issued: 4/22/2026 Parties: Anthony Willett/Henderson County Detention Center Download Full PDF Opinion Content: April 22, 2026 In re: Anthony Willett/Henderson County Detention Center Summary: The Henderson County Detention Center (“the Center”) did not violate the Open Records Act (“the Act”) when it allowed a former employee five days to file…

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