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July 29, 2026

• Lexington’s new downtown plan has ideas on how to solve urban housing problems
• Fayette Mall changes: New stores open now with more coming soon
• Dale Dobson, who championed farm safety in KY, dies. ‘He will be truly missed’
• Will Lexington ban major data centers? Planning commission to cast a key vote this week
• Let’s count the ways TBT has benefitted the Kentucky men’s basketball program
• What’s the latest on Kentucky basketball recruiting? These players have offers from UK
• Andy Beshear pressures John Thune to address Mitch McConnell’s absence
• UK said laid-off food staff would get jobs with new partner. Only half have been rehired
• KY State Penitentiary recreation leader arrested, charged for sex with inmate
• Developer says it wants to update former Lexington data center, not build new
• Fauci pleads the Fifth to COVID questions by KY’s Rand Paul at intense hearing
• New 10-story student apartment complex proposed for High Street
• 41-year-old Williamsburg woman dies after train strike in Whitley County
• Longtime Lexington Thai restaurant sold. Will new owner make changes?
• 8-year-old girl from West Virginia dies in Central Kentucky interstate crash
• Officials looking for info after several cats found taped inside tote in Kentucky
• This KY city is ‘industry destination’ after $100B investment commitment
• Lexington Catholic High, KHSAA won’t release report about prohibited tuition payments
• KY woman held in ICE detention has not received prescribed medications, family says
• Kim Davis faces contempt-of-court bid over alleged false statements about assets
• Colonel Sanders’ signature bow tie, personal planner sell at auction
• Will Stein promotes Pete Nochta to general manager of Kentucky football
• One of the owners of 2026 Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo has died
• Data center developers set their sights on Lexington and Kentucky | Opinion
• KY school bus driver, two others indicted for federal child sex crime
• Paducah lands $100B AI data center project, one of Kentucky’s largest investments