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In a Lexington debate tied to the race for Kentucky’s 6th District seat held by U.S. Rep. Andy Barr, the Republican and Democrat candidates clashed on how to address housing affordability and related issues including data centers and what each would support or oppose within party lines.
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A legal dispute filed in Louisville centers on who is responsible for maintaining the aging Memorial Auditorium and whether the city must resume funding to prevent the historic building from falling into disrepair.
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Election officials say a proposed constitutional change related to pardons could affect how the governor uses clemency powers, depending on how voters mark the statewide measure.
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The LFUCC passed pair of zoning measures Thursday night to set rules for how data centers are addressed in the county’s zoning framework.
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Firefighters found flames in the attic and contained the blaze before it spread further, according to WKYT.
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Michael Johnson, who said he began drinking to fit in after joining the Army at 17, describes a long struggle that later included homelessness and a path toward recovery, culminating in his new book, “Hope Is Right Through Those Doors.”
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Police say the suspect refused to stop, led officers on a pursuit, and later crashed into several vehicles on U.S. 27, injuring people inside.
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LEX18 reports that freshmen Kyla Dawn and Elise Ernest have received SEC Freshman of the Week recognition as Kentucky’s women’s soccer program continues its SEC schedule and prepares for postseason play.
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The driver, Josh Rudnick, told WDRB+WAVE that the allegations are completely false, as the district moved him away from student transportation while Kentucky State Police investigated.
