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Valvoline Global Operations will move its global headquarters from Lexington to Cincinnati, but more than 400 employees will remain in Lexington as part of a new Americas Hub. The company’s Lexington operation will continue to serve North American markets.

Henry Clay dominated boys soccer with a 5-0 road win over Frederick Douglass, while Lafayette blanked Louisville Collegiate 3-0. In volleyball, Paul Laurence Dunbar beat Scott County 3-1.

Editor’s note: Some interviews for this article were originally conducted in Spanish and translated to English by Clara Haizlett. Hispanic Heritage Month is observed nationwide every September and October, celebrating the cultures and contributions of the Hispanic community in the United States. Last fall, the town of Clarksburg, West Virginia celebrated their second annual…

Nota del editor: Este artículo fue originalmente escrito en inglés y fue traducido al español por Elena Vega. Era una tarde de otoño en Clarksburg, Virginia del Oeste, y el pequeño pueblo ya estaba inmerso en la tranquila rutina de un adormilado domingo. Excepto por Jackson Square. Jackson Square es un sitio al aire…

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet scheduled maintenance operations on I-75 southbound in Scott County between mile points 138 and 133 from 5 p.m. to midnight, with single-lane closures moving as work progresses.

Bluegrass DSA organizers say they will present the Urban County Council a demand letter Thursday night calling on Lexington to cancel its Flock Safety contract and remove all 125 license plate readers. Flock is not on the agenda — but Section 11.16 of the contract the city signed lets Lexington terminate for non-appropriation on…

BE NKY Growth Partnership promoted Kimberly Rossetti to Chief Economic Development Officer, expanding her role in leading the Northern Kentucky economic development organization’s efforts to attract businesses and foster regional prosperity.

UK Athletics announces multiple fan experience upgrades for the 2026 football season at Kroger Field, including significant concession price reductions, cashless transactions, and new in-stadium programming.

University of Kentucky students gained hands-on experience in Scotland this summer through a program coordinated with the James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits, strengthening ties between Kentucky bourbon producers and Scottish distilleries.

The University of Kentucky softball team announced its 2026 fall schedule featuring five exhibition games and the sixth annual Big Blue Boo event on October 17 against Marshall at John Cropp Stadium, with free admission to all home games.