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Lexington's Urban County Council has given its initial approval to three ordinances that would go on the November ballot for residents to decide.
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Fayette County Board of Education Chair Tyler Murphy and the Kentucky Education Association have filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law that would bar some district employees from serving on the two largest school boards in the state.
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Kentucky law requires the Attorney General to randomly select 12 counties for additional review after every primary and general election.
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Gov. Andy Beshear has issued an executive order adding the names of specific medical conditions to the list of ailments that enable Kentuckians to obtain medical marijuana cards. The governor argues the additions don't represent a change to the law but rather a "clarification."
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Federal Medicaid cuts under the Trump administration are reducing funding in Kentucky, and a new study showed the uninsured rate for young children has reached its highest point in nearly a decade.
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Former University of Kentucky star Randall Cobb is one step closer to football immortality. The National Football Foundation announced Monday that Cobb has been named to the 2027 ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.
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Kentucky's top cop is joining more than a dozen other states that are calling on the federal government to address delays in death penalty cases.
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Kentucky’s season ended on Monday night with a 6-5, 10-inning defeat to West Virginia, but the Wildcats went out the way they spent the season, battling to the end despite hurdle after hurdle.
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A proposed retail and apartment complex at the corner of Woodland Avenue and East High Street is touching off discord with residents in the neighborhood.
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Kentucky Governor and Democratic Governors Association chair Andy Beshear shared his thoughts on where his party's first presidential primaries should be held in two years.
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Artificial intelligence is making its way into some government operations in Lexington and policymakers are working to keep a handle on exactly how it's used.
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Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin continues to tussle with a family court judge in Jefferson County. Bevin has twice failed to show up for in-person court dates, instead appearing via Zoom.