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City eases yard debris disposal after severe storms
Lexington eases yard debris disposal requirements following severe storms that brought record rainfall and downed trees on August 11-13. Residents can leave storm debris at the curb without bundling for one week.
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Planning Commission set to consider 594-unit White Farm development, Two Keys patio amendment
The Urban County Planning Commission will consider a 594-unit White Farm residential development on Richmond Road and an amended plan for Two Keys Tavern at its August 13 meeting.
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Lexington residents invited to shape parks future through community conversations
Lexington Parks & Recreation is hosting community conversations throughout August to gather resident input for the Discover Great Places + Green Spaces Parks & Recreation Master Plan, which will guide parks and recreation improvements over the next decade.
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UK Cross Country Opens Season in Knoxville, Eyes National Championships
Kentucky cross country releases its 2026 fall schedule, opening September 11 at the Tennessee Invitational and concluding with the NCAA Championships in November under new head coach Tito Medrano.
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Setter O’Brien Readies for Sophomore Season After Historic Freshman Year
Kentucky volleyball setter Kassie O’Brien, the AVCA National Freshman of the Year, prepares for her sophomore season after leading the Wildcats to last year’s NCAA championship match.
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ICE Contract Sparks Debate as Lexington Tech Firm Lands Glove Deal
Lexington’s ICE contract for electric shock gloves dominates r/Lexington today, with residents expressing civil rights concerns, while the forum also buzzes about local banks, music venues, tire shops, and creative hobby projects.
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LFUCG Council to consider budget amendments, zoning change
The Lexington Urban County Council will consider budget amendments, staffing changes and a zoning request at its August 13 meeting, including adjustments to the $546 million fiscal year 2027 budget and a proposal to rezone property on Southland Drive from office to business use.
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Kentucky’s defensive line adapts to aggressive new scheme
Kentucky defensive line coach Anwar Stewart praised his unit’s adaptation to the aggressive, fast-paced defensive scheme introduced by new head coach Will Stein and defensive coordinator Jay Bateman during Wednesday’s practice.
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Three Wildcats earn Sun Belt preseason honors
Three University of Kentucky men’s soccer players earned preseason All-Sun Belt Conference honors, led by sophomore midfielder Agustin Lopez and defenders Sinan Solmaz and Max Miller, as the Wildcats prepare for the 2026 season.
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UK’s Ty Bryant named Campbell Trophy nominee
Kentucky safety Ty Bryant has been named a nominee for the prestigious William V. Campbell Trophy, which honors college football’s top scholar-athlete for academic excellence, leadership and on-field performance.