Josh James
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Lexington's first major solar field development is on hold, as city council member continue to express reservations about a lease agreement with Edelen Renewables.
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Gov. Andy Beshear and Auditor Allison Ball are at odds over millions in executive branch spending — with the latter characterizing it as "extravagant" and the former describing the matter as a "political attack."
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Gov. Andy Beshear gave his counter-response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, an agency he said should be reformed from the top down.
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A detailed city plan to formalize future conversations around expanding Lexington's Urban Service Boundary is set for a final reading tonight.
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Five people accused of engaging in a driver's license fraud scheme in Louisville are now facing dozens of federal charges. The improper selling of driver's licenses to legally-present non-U.S. citizens shot to the top of newsfeeds back in August.
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Kentucky bourbon distillers are frequently at the center of state discussions about tariffs and economic volatility, but a recent report suggests the industry is holding its own.
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Closure of the YMCA on High Street has been pushed back to a later date.
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Kentucky lawmakers have advanced a bill that would grant health care professionals the right not to participate in services that violate their conscience.
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear has been making the rounds on more than cable news channels in recent days, further heightening his public profile ahead of a potential run for the White House in 2028.
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Kentucky minority Democrats are fleshing out their universal pre-K proposals. The plans would face a long road to passage in the GOP-led General Assembly.