Clay Wallace
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The former Rowan County clerk who was jailed after refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples is being represented by the legal team Liberty Counsel, which aims to use the case to overturn same-sex marriage at the federal level.
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The flyers are identical to those distributed in Lexington, Mount Sterling, and the greater Cincinnati area over the past year.
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The Kentucky Room has been a cornerstone of local historical and genealogical research since 1949.
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Lexington Restaurant Week lasts 11 days, from Thursday, July 18 through Sunday, July 28.
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Metadata showing the numbers a customer interacted with – along with the frequency of texts and the duration of calls – were accessed by cybercriminals earlier this year.
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The Commonwealth Fund, a foundation supporting research into public health worldwide, has released their 2024 State Scorecard on Women’s Health and Reproductive Care.
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A new report from the Central Kentucky Housing and Homeless Initiative found 2410 homeless individuals living in Lexington – that’s nearly triple the 825 counted by the city earlier this year.
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The award recognizes communities which address local issues through civic engagement, inclusiveness, and innovation.
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Shane Ragland is alleged to have assaulted his mother and another woman earlier this week.
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Beginning June 17th at 7pm, the northbound left lane of Leestown becomes left-turn-only onto New Circle eastbound, while the southbound left lane of Leestown becomes left-turn-only onto New Circle westbound.