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A mobile clinic for women due for their breast cancer screenings is in Lexington this week.
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Reductions in flights by the Federal Aviation Administration could cause a domino effect at smaller operations, like Lexington’s Blue Grass Airport. It services some of those larger airports on connecting flights.
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The new playground is in Masterson Hills Park
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A $50 million donation is going to UK Healthcare’s children’s hospital. The University of Kentucky states that it’s one of the largest gifts in its history.
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A case involving the murder of a former state lawmaker’s daughter ismaking headway after a Madison County judge ruled the death penalty is still on the table for the defendant.
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Lexington’s transit authority, LexTran, presented the results of its microtransit study to councilmembers earlier this week.
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Lexington’s city council met Tuesday to discuss how to spend $6 million in leftover “unassigned funds” from last year’s budget.
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Student organizations at Eastern Kentucky University hosted the campus’ annual Pride in the Plaza event this year.
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A Lexington nonprofit reports fewer city residents are experiencing homelessness. But that drop in numbers could be a side effect of last year’s Safer Kentucky Act.
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Lexington officials cut the ribbon Thursday on a new park on the west side of town.
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Lexington City Council heard a presentation on how to improve safety across its streets and roadways during a work session meeting Tuesday.
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The Department of Education said the University of Kentucky violated the Civil Rights Act by associating with The PhD Project nonprofit.