UK football recruit Mac Jones talked to the Herald-Leader about his visit to Lexington on Tuesday. It was the four-star quarterback’s first opportunity to see the Wildcats’ new offense in person, and he also got to meet with UK President Eli Capilouto.
Lexington’s Most Wanted is a service of the Office of the Fayette County Sheriff and the Lexington Herald-Leader. (Like the sheriff’s office on Facebook.) Each week, a new photo gallery features mug shots of fugitives and information about them and warrants issued for their arrests.
The former A1A Sandbar complex on Main Street in Lexington will be razed to make way for a five-story mixed-use building with vintage style. The developer also is beginning a Jefferson Street project that is to include two restaurants.
Retired U.S. women's national soccer player Abby Wambach explained to media about her being unable to speak about the details upon her being charged with DUI in Portland, Oregon, this past Sunday. Abby held the press conference after speaking at the Student Activity Board's Women of Wonder series in Memorial Hall on April 5.
