Kentucky volleyball wins SEC Tournament Championship 3-2 over Texas
We talked in the locker room before the match that worthy things are earned, and we certainly earned that today that victory and everything this season.
Lexington, KY news for Nov 25, 2025
40 stories gathered from local outlets, traffic updates, and public safety coverage.
GoFundMe set up for man killed near Blazer Parkway in Lexington
A fundraiser has been set up after a man was shot and killed on Thursday near Blazer Parkway in Lexington.
Lexington Police Investigating Shooting on Jennifer Road
LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — Lexington police are investigating a shooting reported Tuesday evening on the city’s east side. Officers were dispatched around 7:15 p.m. to the 1700 block of Jennifer Road after receiving reports of shots…
Man arrested in connection to shots fired, robbery, hit-and-run in Lexington
Lexington police say that a man has been arrested in connection to a shots fired, robbery, and hit-and-run incident that left one person injured on Tuesday night.
1 man injured in evening shooting connected to shots fired call in Lexington
One man is with injuries following an evening shooting in Lexington connected to an earlier shots fired call.
Scott County Sheriff's Office cracking down on record-breaking drug trafficking along I-75, I-64
Drug traffickers are burning up I-75 and I-64, hauling drugs and weapons to bigger cities; but this year, it was the end of the road for some drug traffickers in Scott County.
Scott County police cracking down on record-breaking drug trafficking along I-75, I-64
Drug traffickers are burning up I-75 and I-64, hauling drugs and weapons to bigger cities; but this year, it was the end of the road for some drug traffickers in Scott County.
Florida duo sentenced for selling counterfeit Xanax to Kentuckians through dark web
A Florida man and woman have been sentenced for conspiring to make and sell counterfeit drugs.
Kentucky hunter bags $1.1 million lottery win from deer stand
A McCreary County man was in a deer stand when he realized he had won $1.1 million after wagering $30 on a Kentucky Lottery game.
UK Markey Cancer Center Programs drive lung cancer screening improvements
Kentucky leads the nation in new lung cancer cases, but the state is showing significant improvement thanks to screening initiatives centered in Lexington at the UK Markey Cancer Center.
Community honors Lexington activist with free Thanksgiving meal for homeless
The sound of cooking, conversations and laughter filled the shelter at Coolavin Park this afternoon as people from across Lexington came together for a free lunch for the homeless.
Tuesday Evening Look Ahead
Good evening, everyone. The winds of change are blowing across Kentucky as we gear up for your big Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend. This is the weekend we’ve spotlighting for a big change to winter and that’s arriving right on cue. Gusty show…
Meet Goose, the no‑eyed Kentucky farm dog competing for People’s Choice Pup
From herding and protecting livestock to handing out comfort, every farm has a four-legged lifeline. In Pendleton County, a 12-year-old Red Heeler is putting his farm on the map.
50 hours of 'Hip Hop for Hope' to raise awareness for coat drive
With 800 coats collected, Believing in Forever Inc. and their ‘A Coat to Keep The Cold Away’ drive is still in need of around 1,500 coats.
Airport officials recommend patience and early arrival as holiday crowds surge nationwide
Tuesday, November 25 is expected to be the peak travel day, with more than 52,000 passengers across the country taking to the skies.
God's Pantry provides Thanksgiving meals to 7,500 Kentucky families amid rising food costs
Since 1994, God’s Pantry has made the Thanksgiving holiday a little easier and more dignified for those who need a little assistance getting a meal together for their family.
Cats vs. Cards Challenge working to raise donations in support of campus food banks
The Cats and Cards are competing again, this time in an effort to raise donations for campus food banks.
Man wanted for manslaughter in Washington County found hiding in bathroom
The Washington County Sheriff's Office served the warrant around 10 a.m. on the home of Bryan Scott Masters, and found Masters hiding in the bathroom of the residence.
Fayette County School Board delays action after debate over stables program
LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – There was a large turnout at Monday night’s Fayette County Public Schools Board of Education action meeting, which lasted five hours. Officials say more than 55 people signed up to speak during public comm…
Laurel County Coroner identifies driver killed after vehicle falls down embankment
LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – Authorities have released the name of the driver who died after his vehicle went over an embankment in Laurel County. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the victim has been identified as 41-year-old Cu…
Lexington Police investigate after woman arrives at hospital with gunshot wound
LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – Lexington police are investigating after a woman arrived at a local hospital with a gunshot wound Monday night. Officers were dispatched around 9:10 p.m. after the victim sought medical treatment for what…
Lexington activates emergency winter weather plan as temperatures drop
Lexington's Office of Homelessness Prevention and Intervention activated its Emergency Winter Weather Plan Tuesday.
Bell County man accepts plea deal in case involving death of 17-month-old
BELL COUNTY, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – A Bell County man connected to the death of a 17-month-old child is facing 20 years in prison after a judge accepted his plea agreement earlier today, according to WRIL Radio. As part of the agreement, a…
3 people injured in crash at London intersection Tuesday, officials report
Three people were injured in a vehicle accident at a London intersection Tuesday afternoon, requiring emergency transport for medical care, officials reported.
Task force greenlights proposals to address Kentucky's housing shortage
FRANKFORT, Ky. (FOX 56) — Kentucky still faces a major housing shortage going into the new year. Lawmakers on the state’s housing task force just finished their work for 2025 with several policy proposals prepared for the 2026 session. “I…
Kentucky among lowest in US for Thanksgiving costs
This year's turkey day may be a little bit easier on the wallet.
Gov. Beshear joins 20-state lawsuit over federal housing funding cuts
Beshear joined leaders from 19 other states and the District of Columbia in a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's decision to end federal housing support.
Humans of UK: Nathan Eapen pursues a life of service
Since childhood, Nathan Eapen said he always knew he wanted to serve in the military. Serving in the Army as an indirect fire infantryman, Eapen said he wanted to give back to a country that had afforded him and his family “a great life.”…
Vice President JD Vance to celebrate Thanksgiving with troops at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
Vice President JD Vance will visit Fort Campbell, Kentucky, on Wednesday to celebrate Thanksgiving with servicemembers and deliver remarks to troops stationed at the military installation.
‘We get to serve the world.’ International Thanksgiving Dinner unites customs and faiths
Families and students celebrated the Thanksgiving season at the annual International Thanksgiving Dinner held at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church. Open to individuals looking to spend time in the community, the event encouraged multicultural…
Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s Christmas Tour coming to Rupp Arena
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Kentucky Mass Moral Monday prayer protest
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Woman receives over 300K in lawsuit resolution
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Kentucky Lottery president and CEO announces retirement after 22 years of service
Kentucky Lottery President and CEO Mary Harville announced that she is retiring after 22 years of service.
Lexington police seek information after female injured in shooting
Police said it's not known where the shooting took place.
Adults suspended after 'regrettable incident' at Jessamine County youth basketball game
Nicholasville-Jessamine County Parks and Recreation is continuing to investigate what it called a "regrettable incident" during a youth basketball game on Sunday.
Three people injured in two vehicle crash
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Officials identify source of bad odor
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Some Winter Possible This Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend
Good Tuesday, everyone. It’s a wet, windy and mild day but Old Man Winter is about to flex a little bit as we head into the long Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend. This includes frigid wind chills and the potential for rain and some snow. Today…
FCPS school board faces opposition to proposed policy restricting members' media comments
A contentious Fayette County Public Schools board meeting Monday night stretched more than five hours.