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UK, other partners put Lexington historical records online

With a few clicks, people can now access Lexington history from the 1780s to the 1870s. University of Kentucky students have digitized nearly 80-thousand deeds and other records and posted it on the Fayette County Clerk’s website.

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Southeastern KY wildfires mostly under control, dry weather still a concern

The numbers are improving. According to Steve Kull of the state Division of Forestry, on Wednesday, eight fires were active – meaning they could still spread – and 40 others are contained.

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Lexington Council committee overwhelming backs expansion of Sunday alcohol sales

A move to expand alcohol sales on Sunday in Lexington is now before the full Urban County Council. The modification in current law got almost unanimous committee backing Tuesday.

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Injury forces Woodford County artist to finish veterans' mural with his 'goofy' hand

On the south wall of American Legion Post 67, seven men and women, accompanied by a German Shepherd, represent our nation’s veterans. Stephen Sawyer was nearly finished. Two days later, he was wondering whether his art career might be finished.

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Lexington is once again rated high nationally on LGBTQ equality

A national civil rights organization is placing Lexington in the top two percent nationally when it comes to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender equality.

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Pike County battling firefighter fatigue, smoke from wildfires

The battle against wildfires in southeastern Kentucky continues. Pike County Emergency Management Director Nee Jackson said they’ve been battling blazes since November 5th, with as many as five fires at one time. He said more than 1-thousand acres have burned, and while crews from the state Division of Forestry have…

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Lexington mayor hires Louisville firm to solve sewage-related odor problems

Odor complaints from people who live near Lexington sewage treatment plants have led Mayor Linda Gorton to pay 75-thousand dollars to a Louisville company to figure out the problem.

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EKU President on a new Veterans Memorial, extended AD contract and tight student housing

Mike Savage talks to EKU President David McFaddin as part of our monthly conversation with the University

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Governor Beshear and Senate President Stivers talk about relationships in 2024

When asked if the relationship between Governor Beshear and the Republican leadership in the Kentucky General Assembly will be different in 2024 compared to 2023, Senate President Robert Stivers said quote, “it could be.”

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More middle-mile broadband coming to thousands in 16 Kentucky counties

More broadband expansion is coming to 16 eastern and southern Kentucky counties. The project will serve residents in counties like Bell, Lincoln, Garrard, and Letcher.

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Today's Interview: Jessica Winters of PRHBTN on increasing art murals in Lexington

Arts Contributor Kate Savage talks to PRHBTN cofounder Jessica Winters

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PSC ruling in L-G and E-KU case may give glimpse of future power potential

A ruling last week by the Kentucky Public Service Commission may offer a keener focus on future energy production in the Commonwealth. It takes some sorting out to get a feel for the potential impact of the PSC order.

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Rain and cooler temperatures offer some help in fighting eastern Kentucky wildfires

Officials hope cooler temperatures and recent rain in the area will help firefighters control the blaze.

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Lexington town hall focuses on code enforcement responsibilities

Lexington residents are being given an opportunity to sound off with any concerns about code enforcement. The first of four town hall meetings took place Thursday night off Russell Cave Road.

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For 40 years, Lexington hotel valet, 'Tone', has opened many doors

Sam Dick travels to Lexington to meet a long-time hotel employee

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Lexington sports wager expert says get plenty of data before making a bet

Legal sports wagering has been a part of the Kentucky scene now for just over two months. A sports betting aficionado says it can pay to know what you’re doing.

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Longtime political journalist says Trump, Christie blame claims about KY governor’s race aren’t

Former President Donald Trump’s assistance wasn’t enough to carry Attorney General Daniel Cameron across the finish line Tuesday. Two days before the election, Trump said his support boosted Cameron by 25 points. The day after the election, Trump said the McConnell connection was too much to overcome, while presidential candidate…

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Kentucky's interest in electric vehicles may be driven by battery manufacturing

The future method of transportation across the Commonwealth is difficult to predict with any certainty when it comes to what people drive. There’s no question electrically powered vehicles will become a bigger part of the state fleet’s makeup. But, just how much remains a question mark.

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Shepherd’s House, other agencies in line for grant funding from city of Lexington

The City of Lexington is prepared to award 479-thousand dollars in grants to 12 agencies. Mayor Linda Gorton made the announcement Wednesday, noting council approval is still needed. Two of the grants, worth a total of more than 45-thousand dollars, are set for two new roofs for Shepherd’s House, which…

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Almost summerlike temps come to Kentucky in November

Mid-November is shaping up to be unseasonably warm for more than a few days.

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Help is arriving for firefighters battling 60-plus blazes in southeastern Kentucky

More than 60 fires involving about 11-thousand acres are keeping local, state and federal firefighters busy in southeastern Kentucky. Steve Kull, with the state Division of Forestry, said Wednesday that nine crews from Oregon and Idaho are on the scene or headed there, but warm, dry weather could make their…

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Fayette County Clerk easily earns a full-term victory

By just over a two to one margin, Fayette County Clerk Susan Lamb has been elected to a full four-year term.

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Appointed member of the Fayette School Board earns a full term victory

Fayette County School Board Member Marilyn Clark will retain her position on the governing entity for the state’s second largest school district.

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Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams easily wins re-election

Kentucky’s Secretary of State has won a second four-year term. The Commonwealth’s top election officer pointed to that responsibility as the key to winning re-election.

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Democrats hold on to Kentucky 93rd House District seat

Democrats held on to the 93rd district state house seat formerly held by Lamin Swann of Lexington, who died in May. Adrielle Camuel beat Republican Kyle Whalen – who lost to Swann last year -- to fill the remainder of Swann’s term.

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