Clay Wallace
Reporter-
Significant winter weather is set to hit Lexington Monday night into Tuesday, bringing with it a forecast of 3-5 inches of snow.
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The protest in front of the state capitol in Frankfort was part of 50501, a grassroots effort to stage fifty demonstrations across fifty states in one day.
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Party leaders say their focus for this short session is on five categories: public education, household economics, workers' rights, public safety, and healthy communities.
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Saturday's Rally for the People on the steps of the Fayette County District Courthouse billed itself as a rally for "the rights of women, the LGBTQ+ community, immigrants, Black Americans and people of color," unified as a single struggle.
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The demonstration was concurrent to eight other rallies at capitols across the USA. All nine were organized with the nonprofit Transgender Unity Coalition in response to federal executive orders restricting the ability of trans people to receive healthcare and participate in public life.
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In this episode, we discuss an informal council budget retreat, an annual update from ONE Lexington with clarification on a recent audit, and how rural short term rental regulations now differ from properties inside the city.
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The ban is set to go into effect Sunday. Colleges like UK are changing how and where they post in order to reach current and prospective students.
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The event honoring Dr. King begins with the Freedom March, which starts and ends at the Central Bank Center.
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The more than 40-thousand public school students in Fayette County were given traditional snow days during the week which would have been their first back in the classroom after winter break. On Monday, with many roads still too dicey for buses, they pivoted to online learning.
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The bill’s sponsor, Representative Jason Petrie, said the proposed adjustment - a reduction from 4% to 3.5% starting in 2026 - is intended to promote economic growth by making Kentucky’s tax structure more competitive with neighboring states.