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May 15, 2023

• Buc-ee’s breaking ground on second Kentucky location: When, where it will open
• Kentucky basketball recruits star on Nike EYBL circuit, and other top UK recruiting links
• Highlights: Class of 2024 Kentucky legacy recruit Karter Knox plays on Nike EYBL circuit
• Kentucky Derby winner Mage named the favorite for the Preakness. See the full field.
• Kentucky discontinues many COVID reporting measures as US public health emergency ends
• KY teacher suspended after allegedly allowing student to dress as KKK Grand Wizard
• Don’t want to go big? Here are Kentucky’s best intimate music festivals
• Late poll shows Daniel Cameron padding lead over KY GOP field
• One-time manager of Kentucky beekeeping business guilty. Feds say theft was $692,000
• Records: Lexington homicide stemmed from attempted robbery. Perpetrator was also shot.
• Updated: 18-year-old woman dies in a Lexington motorcycle crash, police say
• Illinois homicide suspect fled before his own trial. Marshals found him in Lexington
• What a commitment from Cutter Boley could mean to Kentucky Wildcats football
• Kentucky softball qualifies for its 14th straight NCAA Tournament
• Traffic back ups expected on portion of Old Frankfort Pike starting Tuesday. Here’s why
• Here are the counties to watch in KY’s GOP primary for governor. A lot has changed.
• Updated: I-75 reopened after a crash, chemical spill in Lexington causes lengthy shut down
• Latest transfer portal additions could fill two key needs for Kentucky football’s roster
• Joel Pett: Election Day!
• Former Kentucky bank teller sentenced in ‘brazen’ thefts from customers and the bank
• A procrastinator’s guide to voting in the May 16 primary election in Kentucky
• Trump , Cruz, DeSantis & more: What KY governor candidates, voters said ahead of primary
• FBI agent is suing Central Ky. police officers as he faces federal firearms charges
• Even facing all new shooters, Mage will have to earn Preakness Stakes win
• A favorite Lexington food festival is back for the first time since the pandemic
• Raided Kentucky liquor store admits alcohol violations in Washington D.C.