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July 9, 2026

• Is it against the law to sleep at a Kentucky rest stop? Here are the rules
• Growth, safe streets, budget: These topics have dominated Lexington council in 2026
• Lexington company gets $424M in state contracts. Think tank says it’s a monopoly
• Can Will Stein win in Year 1 at UK? These three things could determine that
• Fayette schools will end year with shortfall. More cuts likely coming, staff say
• ‘Fell in love with her.’ Why new Kentucky guard Jemma Amoore was a must-add
• Where to watch former Kentucky basketball players at NBA Summer League
• What to know about Kentucky QB recruit Matt Ponatoski’s MLB draft decision
• Ahead of UK basketball trip to Vegas, these Cats say they’re ahead of schedule
• New Lexington doughnut shop opens with a baker’s dozen of sweet options
• Ronald Exantus will be freed from KY prison again. We explain when, why and how.
• Flash flooding in Kentucky possible from incoming thunderstorms. What to know
• Local developer wants to build six-story condo building in downtown Lexington
• Eastern Kentucky is showing the country what rural renewal actually looks like | Opinion
• Fruit recalled at KY Publix grocery stores over possible E. coli contamination
• Trump says he hasn’t spoken to McConnell, unsure of senator’s health condition
• Several residential developments in the works in Lexington. Here’s the latest.
• Lego store coming to Central KY. Here’s where and what we know
• ‘Community is fed up.’ Group urges Fayette County school board to take action on Liggins
• Firefighters battling large fire at historic building in Central Kentucky
• London council may begin the process of removing its controversial mayor again
• Kentucky congressman shows clear opposition to data centers in the state
• Kentucky, Michigan State reach buyout agreement for athletics director J Batt
• Kentucky misses on international basketball recruit with NBA lottery potential
• One of Kentucky basketball’s top recruiting targets joins a rival SEC school
• UK will pay Mitch Barnhart more than $3 million as part of retirement settlement