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September 19, 2025

• Adjustable bed maker closes Kentucky operation, lays off 100 workers
• Blood-sucking ‘kissing bug’ disease spreads in the US. Does KY have the insect?
• Digging into government documents: How does the KY Open Records Act work?
• ‘It’s where basketball is now.’ Coaches sound off on new KHSAA shot clock ruling
• KY school employee on leave after being accused of bringing gun to school
• Investigators release cause of fiery, 6-vehicle KY crash that left 3 people dead
• Bear spray, baseball bat and gun used in road rage fight near school, KY cops say
• Vote: Who has the best high school marching band in Kentucky?
• Airplane crashes into home in Western Kentucky. No injuries reported
• UK volleyball’s rivalry win over Louisville shows national title potential
• In South Carolina, Kentucky’s Mark Stoops prepares again to face his pivotal foe
• Phoenix Park has ‘risen with new life’ after $4.6 million overhaul
• Suspect arrested in downtown Lexington bar shooting, ending police search
• Second West Nile virus case reported in Lexington. Where the city will spray next
• Paducah gets first solar field project. Construction set to begin in 2027
• Friday Night Lights: Live high school football updates and broadcast links
• Rep. Thomas Massie is again lone ‘no’ vote on federal stop-gap spending plan
• Former murder suspect charged with Lexington shooting that seriously injured man
• New owner of Oasis restaurant didn’t know about service dog discrimination case
• Mark Stoops ‘really wanted to push’ Kentucky football players during early off week
• Kentucky mother and teen daughter found dead, man charged with murder
• Barr sends cease & desist over ad calling children’s hospitals ‘mutilation factories’
• KSP investigated sodomy, seized brooms in KY football high school hazing inquiry
• Herald-Leader’s Bill Estep awarded prestigious Al Smith community journalism award
• World-famous pilot Charles Lindbergh flew into Lexington’s first airport
• Last of chemical weapons waste destroyed at Central KY plant