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Lancaster Fall Curbside Cleanup Scheduled for Nov. 12

The City of Lancaster will hold its annual fall curbside cleanup on Thursday, Nov. 12, providing eligible residents with an opportunity to dispose of unwanted furniture, appliances and other bulky household items. The cleanup service, provided by Rumpke, is available exclusively to Lancaster residents with an active Rumpke account. Residents...

Lancaster, KY · 2d

The Advocate-Messenger

Road projects advance at three Boyle County development sites

DANVILLE — Three access road projects are moving forward in Boyle County to prepare industrial and commercial property for development, according to a Nov. 5 update from Develop Danville. Two […]

Boyle County, KY · 1d

Interior Journal

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Former Jessamine County Prosecuter pleads guilty

FRANKFORT – Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced on Friday the conviction of a former Assistant Jessamine County Attorney for abusing his position of trust for personal profit. Eric Wright, […]

Jessamine County, KY · 2d

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Kentucky’s Oldest Town Lets Your Family Walk Through A Pioneer Fort, Sleep In A Historic Inn And Stroll Main Street

A full-size log fort sits a short walk from a working downtown in Kentucky. Kids can duck through its gates, peek inside cabins, and see how the first settlers lived. The fort is a reconstruction, but the ground under it carries real weight. Pioneers arrived here in 1774, before Kentucky was even a state.

Harrodsburg, KY · 3d

WKYT 27

Lexington opposes Kentucky American Water rate increase request

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Kentucky American Water customers could see higher bills in December. The company is asking state regulators to allow it to collect about $17.7 million more a year. Kentucky American Water says a typical residential customer would pay about $8 more a month if regulators approve the...

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Heritage Hospice honors area veterans with annual luncheon in Danville

For veterans across four central Kentucky counties, an annual luncheon hosted by Heritage Hospice is about more than a meal. It is a chance for the community to recognize their service and sacrifice.

Danville, KY · 1d

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BUILD push leads to Lexington database of landlord code violations

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Renters in Lexington can now look up a landlord’s code violation history before signing a lease. The city launched a free online database Oct. 29. Users can type in an address or a landlord’s name to see every code violation tied to a property over the last three years and its current status.

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Jessamine County EMS welcomes new support dog

JESSAMINE COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Jessamine County Emergency Medical Services has a new furry friend. The department announced Tuesday that a support dog, named Teddy, has joined its ranks. K9’s For Warriors, the nation’s leading provider of trained service dogs for veterans, law enforcement and first responders, recruited Teddy at...

Jessamine County, KY · 1d

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8 names added to Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame Monument in Lexington

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Eight names were added to the Kentucky Veterans Hall of Fame Monument in Lexington Monday. The monument is in the city’s Veterans Park and was dedicated in 2023 to honor the more than 30 Fayette County residents who have been inducted into the hall of fame.

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Cherie Devaux, first woman to train a Kentucky Derby winner, visits Kentucky Horse Park

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Cherie Devaux, the first woman to train a Kentucky Derby winner, was at the Kentucky Horse Park on Tuesday as the featured guest for the park’s Equine Ed series. The series presents an in-depth interview and Q&A session with featured guests for audiences. Devaux made...

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Flu is ahead of schedule in Lexington, according to health officials

Compare lab-confirmed cases of the flu this week and those seen at the same time in 2025, and the number is more than 20 times higher according to state officials. Dr. Morgan Blanton, chief medical officer with Baptist Health Richmond, told WKYT the sooner-than-expected increase doesn't tell the story for this year's flu season as a whole.

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Kentucky ranks ninth in homelessness increase, study says

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A study by High Rise Financial ranks Kentucky ninth for the largest increase in homelessness. The study comes as the region saw record gas prices earlier this year, along with rising costs at the grocery store. Two central Kentucky shelters described what they are seeing. Clark...

Kentucky · 1d

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Officials in Jessamine County, Ky. Mark Milestone In Construction Of New $37.25 Million Judicial Center

Construction on the new Judicial Center building in Nicholasville, Ky. is expected to be completed in 2028 | Photo credit: Jessamine County. Officials in Jessamine County, Kentucky held a beam signing ceremony on Nov. 6 to mark progress in construction of a $37.25 million Judicial Center. It will be roughly...

Jessamine County, KY · 2d

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Andy Barr to Senate, Zach Dembo flips KY-6: What Lexington talked about election week

Election Day gave Lexington Herald-Leader readers plenty to debate — a new face in the U.S. Senate, a history-making mayoral win, a red-to-blue congressional upset, a school board race decided by just dozens of votes and a new face on the Fayette District Court bench. Here are four stories...

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Lexington council to review progress on Complete Streets safety efforts

Lexington recently presented its inaugural Complete Streets Progress Report to the city council, highlighting significant strides in urban mobility.

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Studies show gaps between Lexington's boards and commissions and the public. A new set of recommendations seeks to correct that

A 2023 review that examined whether renters could be a permanent part of some boards and commissions eventually grew into a wider conversation. The questions: Are there gaps between the public and local boards and commissions that make it difficult to interact? And if so, what changes would open up the lines of communication between boards, the public and city leaders?

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Banners honoring veterans returns to Lexington for third straight year

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) -Lexington’s Veterans Street Banner program has returned for a third year. The banners are displayed along Vine Street, between Broadway and Main Street. Twenty-five veterans are being honored this year:. Rocco Besednjak. George Boots. Robert Buchanan. Rolla Cavanaugh. Jerry Clemmons. Casey Collins. Clyde “Mickey” Cropper...

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Kentucky State Police Honor Guard celebrates 45th anniversary on Veterans Day

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KBSI) – The Kentucky State Police is celebrating the 45th anniversary of its Honor Guard on Veterans Day, recognizing decades of service and dedication to the agency’s traditions. According to Kentucky State Police, the agency first established an Honor Guard unit in 1948, but the unit...

Richmond, KY · 20h

WHNT News 19

Mayor Discusses Next Steps After Lexington Police Chief Resigns | Nov. 10, 2026 | News 19 at 5 p.m