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The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council discussed the city’s budget plan Tuesday for the first time since the mayor’s proposal earlier this month.
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Public filings with Kentucky’s Public Service Commission show the city of Livingston plans to sell its local water system.
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The race to replace 6th District Republican Congressman Andy Barr has begun after Barr’s announcement that he’ll seek the Senate seat held by Mitch McConnell, who’s not running for reelection.
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A University of Kentucky professor said it’s too early to tell how the Trump Administration’s sweeping tariffs are affecting the rate of inflation.
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The Berea Independent School Board voted Ryan Neaves as the town’s new superintendent during its most recent meeting Monday.
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A Lexington priest who met with Pope Francis frequently says he’s shocked and saddened by the pontiff’s death the day after Easter. Father Jim Sichco is a papal missionary of mercy and evangelist for the Diocese of Lexington.
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A portion of a busy street in downtown Lexington will be shut down Monday for an estimated three to four months so contractors can replace a sewer line.
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Across the country, many thousands of people spent part of Saturday taking part in the 50-50-1 protests against the Trump Administration. In downtown Lexington, they filled the Robert F. Stephens Courthouse Complex square.
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Kentucky public school district officials have another assignment: carrying out the Trump Administration’s order to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs.
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Protestors gathered In Lexington Saturday calling actions by the Trump Administration illegal and unconstitutional.
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Lexington to offer another Clean Slate Job Fair and Expungement Clinic
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Lexington mayor Linda Gorton proposed a $539 million city budget for this year during a Tuesday briefing to city council.