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Urban Council wants input on spending $120 million stimulus money
Council, Mayor, community to work together on plan to make the most of federal funds
In third chase in year, man leads officers at speeds up to 110 mph: Police
Man chased from Powell County to Winchester.
UPDATE: With budget approved, Breathitt County offices reopen
Publication, advertising causes problem.
National organization aids in reduction of youth homicides
Lexington signed a $100,000 contract with Cities United to create youth violence prevention programs.
UPDATE: Missing Paris man found dead
68-year old Charles C. Rose went missing July 2 after going out for an afternoon drive, according to investigators.
Kentucky, other states sue Google over app store
Latest legal issue facing tech giant.
Reward offered following theft of concrete donkey
The items was stolen from property in the 2400 block of Bethel Road, according to the Jessamine County Sheriff’s Office.
Noah’s Ark park seeks expansion with new religious exhibit
The Ark Encounter says it would take about three years to research, plan and build a “Tower of Babel” attraction.
Clark County father killed in motorcycle crash
William Rawlings IV is survived by his four sons.
Sign of the Pandemic: Summer schools have 10 times more students
7,000 students are enrolled as schools are helping kids get caught up or refreshed on things they may have missed learning remotely last year.
State’s positivity rate now approaching 3%, case numbers up
Numbers have slowly been on the rise for 10 days.
Tree branch falls on Lexington home damaging roof
Lightning, heavy wind or some other cause could have broken the branch.
Kentucky town boosts tourism through art
Mural is part of town’s broader efforts to draw tourists.
Man back in jail after almost two years on the run
Didn’t return from court-ordered work release
Kentucky’s Governor’s School for the Arts helps inspire young artists
After being virtual last year because of COVID, The Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA) is back in person.
Legislative committee wants details for pay raise proposal
Executive branch employees haven’t had raise since 2015
Toyota modifies car to help hospital patients ‘learn’ techniques
Car will help patients improve rehabilitation
Blue Grass Airport dedicates major taxiway, safety improvements
$100 million invested in the airport over a decade
Assault in Olive Hill under investigation by KSP
Victim struck with a metal rod.
Fayette schools get $40,000 for safety work at Liberty, Lexington Universal
Improvements will help safety on two busy streets.