Comeback Bid Falls Short for No. 18 Kentucky on the Road Against No. 4 Texas
No. 18 Kentucky can't overcome a sloppy night on offense in a 64-53 loss to No. 4 Texas on Monday night
Lexington, KY news for Feb 9, 2026
20 stories gathered from local outlets, traffic updates, and public safety coverage.
From farm to florist: Kentucky producers hope you'll keep your love local this Valentine's Day
When you order flowers for your sweetheart this Valentine's Day, chances are those blooms traveled far—most U.S. bouquets take root in another country. Kentucky farms, though, want to change that.
Kentucky Democrats push major pre-K expansion in 2026 legislative session
At a Capitol press conference Tuesday, Rep. Anne Gay Donworth and Rep. Tina Bojanowski unveiled companion bills designed to boost kindergarten readiness and help working families.
Mercer County resident organizes opposition to potential data center development ahead of public meeting
A Mercer County resident is organizing opposition to potential data center development ahead of a public meeting scheduled for next week.
A Milder Monday Evening Look Ahead
Good evening, everyone. It’s been an awesome weather day out there with temps reaching the 60s in some areas. Those numbers climb even more into Tuesday as our pattern starts to take on more of a March look and feel. Take a look back at to…
Lexington-based True Blue Customs has big weekend with shoes featured in Seahawks' Super Bowl victory
The first full February weekend featured some major sporting events – from Kentucky’s denim game versus rival Tennessee – to the Super Bowl on Sunday evening.
Lexington residents on unranked roads still trapped by ice two weeks after storm
Lexington residents on unranked snow removal roads are still struggling to navigate dangerous conditions two weeks after the latest winter storm, with some calling the city's response "unacceptable."
Lexington residents frustrated as icy roads remain untreated 16 days after storm
Sixteen days after an ice storm hit Lexington, some neighborhoods are still dealing with dangerous driving conditions as city crews have yet to clear certain residential streets.
Wolfe County Search and Rescue receives $5 million in federal funding
Wolfe County Search and Rescue has secured $5 million in federal funding for a new operations center. The team currently responds to 60 to 80 emergencies each year, given limited resources.