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UK Men’s Golf Opens Fall Season at Visit Knox Collegiate
The University of Kentucky men’s golf team opens its fall season Monday at the Visit Knox Collegiate in Knoxville, Tennessee, led by standout sophomore Cole Stockard and featuring reinforcements including transfer Gabriel Hull.
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Recent shootings spark safety concerns as political campaigns shift
Lexington residents are discussing recent shooting incidents that have left the community shaken, debating whether GOP Senate candidate Andy Barr is distancing himself from Trump, questioning mayoral candidates’ positions on water privatization, and sharing grocery budgets as inflation persists.
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Defending State Champion Lexington Christian Falls to Pulaski County
Defending state champion Lexington Christian suffered a 0-7 loss to Pulaski County in football. Henry Clay won in girls soccer; Tates Creek won a volleyball match at home.
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Skinner Reaches 500 Wins as Kentucky Volleyball Coach
Kentucky volleyball coach Craig Skinner earned his 500th career victory Saturday with a sweep of South Florida, adding another milestone to a 22-year tenure that has transformed the Wildcats into a national powerhouse.
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Skinner wins 500th match as No. 3 Kentucky sweeps South Florida
Kentucky volleyball coach Craig Skinner won his 500th career match Saturday in a 3-0 sweep over South Florida, becoming the second SEC coach to reach the milestone and the winningest coach in program history.
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Lexington presents updated snow, ice control plan as winter approaches
Lexington city officials presented a revised snow and ice control plan to the Urban County Council addressing problems identified in January’s ice storm response. The plan includes new communication protocols, tablet-based route tracking, and a formal incident command structure.
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Gorton and Carter trade barbs over Kentucky American Water; records show one $100 gift, not company money
A day after Lexington filed a PSC complaint against Kentucky American Water, challenger Raquel Carter said the mayor waited two years and is now asking the state to “solve Lexington’s problems.” Mayor Linda Gorton’s campaign replied that Carter “takes money from KAW.” KREF records show a single $100 donation from a KAW external-affairs employee;…
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Barr’s Senate campaign website dropped its “Trump-Endorsed” banner, rally photo and 16 Trump references in a July 16 rewrite
Andy Barr’s campaign homepage went from “100% America First. Trump-Endorsed,” with a rally photo beside Trump and an “Endorsed by President Trump” pop-up video, to “Kentucky Tough, Kentucky First, Always.” The site’s own WordPress records date the rewrite to July 16 — five weeks before Ralph Alvarado made a similar change. The endorsements page…
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Vets, Water Service, Bike Lanes Top Lexington Discussions
Lexington residents today discussed veterinary clinic consolidation, the history and future of private water utility ownership, and celebrated a new ordinance to prohibit parking in bike lanes after officials documented 205 injuries from bicycle collisions since 2020.
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Lexington Catholic’s defense dominates Paul Laurence Dunbar
Lexington Catholic cruised past Paul Laurence Dunbar 47-0 in football, while Sayre blanked Bishop Brossart 42-0. Henry Clay struggled in football against Madison Southern but had success in volleyball.