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UPDATE: Lanes now open after three-vehicle crash on Versailles near Man O' War

Al Greenfield,

October 15, 2020

Frankfort, Lexington workers earn national Fazoli's honors

Steve Rogers,

October 14, 2020

Hensley named city's Finance Commissioner

Steve Rogers,

October 13, 2020

Mayor Gorton addresses voting, Halloween plans

Erica Bivens,

October 13, 2020

Lexington native chosen nationally for one of 20 scholarships

Steve Rogers,

October 12, 2020

Trump Parade drives around New Circle, drawing counter 'Dump Trump' protest

WTVQ Admin,

October 11, 2020

"John" Sadiqullah was sentenced to 106 months in federal prison on 10-8-20 after being convicted in Lexington of conspiring to kidnap and kill a man he thought owed him money in a murder-for-hire scheme. Prosecutors say he conspired with Lexington imam Mahmoud Shalash

Man sentenced in murder-for-hire plot tied to religious leader

Tom Kenny,

October 9, 2020

Carved pumpkins needed for "three spellbinding nights"

Steve Rogers,

October 9, 2020

Lexington police investigate overnight hit-and-run

Al Greenfield,

October 9, 2020

Firefighters battle small fire in downtown Lexington

Steve Rogers,

October 8, 2020

Meijer filling 100 jobs in Lexington, Richmond stores

Steve Rogers,

October 8, 2020

Mayor Gorton announces opening of final portion of Legacy Trail

Erica Bivens,

October 8, 2020

Chilton retiring in January from fire chief's post

Steve Rogers,

October 6, 2020

COVID sends half of Lexington EMA home to work; no impact on public

Steve Rogers,

October 6, 2020

Lexington looking for ways to help restaurants 'expand' during cold

Steve Rogers,

October 6, 2020

Two injured in Lexington shooting

Al Greenfield,

October 6, 2020

Lexington sets trick-or-treat hours, hosting some events

Steve Rogers,

October 2, 2020

New Fayette COVID cases set record in September

Steve Rogers,

October 1, 2020

Man shot inside home in Lexington

Tom Kenny,

September 30, 2020

Lexington's Stack named state's top E-911 director

Steve Rogers,

September 30, 2020

New Fayette COVID numbers continue to stabilize slightly

Steve Rogers,

September 30, 2020

Weekend Fayette COVID cases down, three more deaths reported

Steve Rogers,

September 28, 2020

Federal Medical Center reports eighth inmate death

Steve Rogers,

September 28, 2020

UPDATE: Housing, rent program already helped 25 households, more in pipeline

Steve Rogers,

September 25, 2020

Lexington

UPDATE: Lanes now open after three-vehicle crash on Versailles near Man O' War

Frankfort, Lexington workers earn national Fazoli's honors

Hensley named city's Finance Commissioner

Mayor Gorton addresses voting, Halloween plans

Lexington native chosen nationally for one of 20 scholarships

Trump Parade drives around New Circle, drawing counter 'Dump Trump' protest

Man sentenced in murder-for-hire plot tied to religious leader

Carved pumpkins needed for "three spellbinding nights"

Lexington police investigate overnight hit-and-run

Firefighters battle small fire in downtown Lexington

Meijer filling 100 jobs in Lexington, Richmond stores

Mayor Gorton announces opening of final portion of Legacy Trail

Chilton retiring in January from fire chief's post

COVID sends half of Lexington EMA home to work; no impact on public

Lexington looking for ways to help restaurants 'expand' during cold

Two injured in Lexington shooting

Lexington sets trick-or-treat hours, hosting some events

New Fayette COVID cases set record in September

Man shot inside home in Lexington

Lexington's Stack named state's top E-911 director

New Fayette COVID numbers continue to stabilize slightly

Weekend Fayette COVID cases down, three more deaths reported

Federal Medical Center reports eighth inmate death

UPDATE: Housing, rent program already helped 25 households, more in pipeline

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