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KYTC schedules Monday drain cleaning on U.S. 68
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will close the right lane on U.S. 68 (Harrodsburg Road) in Lexington on Monday, July 27, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for storm drain cleaning operations.
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Lexington Catholic self-reports KHSAA violation, president dismissed
Lexington Catholic High School self-reported a KHSAA bylaw violation involving tuition payments for five incoming students and dismissed its school president in response.
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Judge dismisses DOJ’s lawsuit for sensitive Kentucky voter registration data
A federal judge has dismissed a case from the U.S. Department of Justice against Kentucky election officials that sought to gain access to voter registration data, including sensitive information such as driver’s license and Social Security numbers. In an opinion released Thursday, District Judge Claria Horn Boom cited a recent ruling regarding Michigan voter…
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Federal bill aims to balance data center growth with utility costs
Federal legislation advancing through a House committee would shield utility ratepayers from bearing infrastructure costs associated with data center development, while supporting continued technological innovation.
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Wilkins embraces Shai comparisons, readies for Kentucky debut
Kentucky basketball transfer Alex Wilkins said he appreciates coach Mark Pope’s comparison to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander but is focused on proving himself on the court this season.
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FCPS Offers Voluntary Student Accident Insurance Through K&K
Fayette County Public Schools is offering voluntary student accident insurance through K&K Insurance Group for the 2026-27 school year to help families manage medical costs from school-related injuries.
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FCPS Expands Free Haircut Program Year-Round for Students
Fayette County Public Schools is expanding its Cuts & Curls program to offer free and reduced-price haircuts to students throughout the 2026-27 school year, with appointments available at local barbershops and salons around Lexington.
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Water Quality Board to Consider FY 2027 Neighborhood, Education Grants
The Water Quality Fees Board is scheduled to meet July 23 to select awardees for FY 2027 neighborhood and education grants funded through Lexington’s Water Quality Management Fee.
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Is Kentucky About to Give Billions in Tax Breaks to Data Centers?
The massive surge in proposed data centers is prompting intense debates about their costs and benefits. One question emerging across the country is whether and to what extent states should subsidize data centers with public tax dollars. These concerns are growing as tech companies look to locate data centers all over the country and…
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Planning Commission to hear zoning, subdivision items July 23
The Urban County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on July 23 to consider multiple zoning amendments and subdivision proposals, including a 28-lot residential subdivision and a commercial zone change. Both major items have received postponement recommendations from planning committees.