Teen charged after being found in possession of an 'AR type pistol' in KSU dorm
A teen is facing charges after being found in possession of an "AR type pistol" in a residence hall on Kentucky State University's campus, court documents report.
Lexington, KY news for Mar 24, 2026
28 stories gathered from local outlets, traffic updates, and public safety coverage.
Affordable senior living apartment complex opens in Estill County
Finding affordable housing can be a challenge in rural counties where apartment developments are rare.
Advocates working in Frankfort to strengthen Kentucky's protections of sexual assault survivors
Data from the CDC shows that Kentucky's rate of sexual violence is higher than the national average, with 45.8% of Kentucky women and 30.2% of Kentucky men experiencing sexual violence.
Dashcam video shows driver narrowly missing waste management worker on the job
On Monday, a Lexington driver came dangerously close to hitting a waste management employee, according to dash camera footage from another motorist.
Kentucky fathers launch local Dad Tribes chapter to build a supportive community for dads in the bluegrass
A vision to create a community for fathers that started nearly six years ago in Texas has expanded to Kentucky, helping local dads connect and support one another.
Lexington bank asking public for help identifying man wanted in connection to destruction of ATM
A Lexington bank is asking the public for help identifying a man wanted in connection to charges of destruction of an ATM.
Lexington firefighters push new ambulance into service at the Cave
The city of Lexington announced the new Emergency Care Unit 13 is ready to roll, responding out of Station 16, known as "The Cave" on the city's southside.
Lexington's Shriners Children's Hospital celebrates 100 years of providing pediatric care to families
Lexington’s Shriners Children's Hospital will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Nov. 1, marking a century of providing pediatric care to patients.
$213 million push brings new nutrition education to medical students at the University of Kentucky
A $213 million push is reshaping health education in Kentucky by bringing nutrition education to medical students.
Vehicle fire on I-64 near exit 58 blocks all eastbound lanes in Franklin County
A vehicle fire on I-64 near exit 58 in Franklin County has caused lane closure in the area Tuesday afternoon.
Months after parent’s warning, state substantiates Scott County coach allegations
Scott County High School Basketball Coach Sean Woods has been placed on leave as a child protective services investigation unfolds following allegations of inappropriate behavior towards a student.
Judge finds former Kentucky governor in contempt of court, orders arrest
A judge has issued an arrest order for former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin after he failed to submit complete financial disclosures in his divorce case.
Funeral arrangements announced for Great Crossing HS student killed in Scott County collision
A 16-year-old student and baseball player at Great Crossing High School, died at the age of 16 on March 22, according to his online obituary.
Great Crossing High School student and baseball player dies at 16, obituary confirms
A 16-year-old student and baseball player at Great Crossing High School, died at the age of 16 on March 22, according to his online obituary.
Judge finds former Kentucky Governor Bevin in contempt of court over financial records
A Jefferson County family court judge found former public official Matthew Bevin in contempt of court for failing to provide complete financial records, threatening him with up to 180 days in jail.
Kentucky judge publicly reprimanded for abusing contempt power, yelling at juvenile defendants in court
A Kentucky district court judge has received a public reprimand after a state commission found he repeatedly abused his contempt power, yelled at defendants, and failed to follow the law.
Danville students' 25-year time capsule lesson resurfaces
A time capsule buried by John W. Bate Middle School students 25 years ago was recently excavated, revealing a variety of items from the turn of the millennium.
Scott County basketball coach Sean Woods on leave following CPS investigation
An employee at Scott County High School has been placed on leave pending the resolution of proceedings with a Kentucky state agency and will not return for the 2026-2027 school year.
Scott County High School basketball coach placed on leave over CPS investigation
An employee at Scott County High School has been placed on leave pending the resolution of proceedings with a Kentucky state agency and will not return for the 2026-2027 school year.
Wolfe County Search & Rescue crews carry injured hiker from Rock Bridge trail
Wolfe County Search and Rescue crews reportedly carried to safety an injured woman who was hiking on the Rock Bridge trail Monday.
A man in Montgomery County arrested following sexual abuse investigation
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Two dead in a deadly house fire in Graves County
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UK donor criticizes Barnhart's new role amid athletics revamp
A University of Kentucky alum and donor sent a letter to President Eli Capilouto, calling the choice to place Barnhart in an executive role without a formal description was "deeply misguided."
Great Crossing baseball team mourns loss of teen killed in Scott County crash
Just before 11:30 a.m. on March 23, Great Crossing Warhawks Baseball posted on Facebook that Case Wilson, 16, had passed in the early hours of Sunday morning following an accident.
Clark County celebrates double glory as boys' and girls' basketball win state titles
Even as they cheered on their softball squad Monday night, fans could not stop talking about how basketball turned Winchester into a title town.
FCPS superintendent named finalist for job in Missouri
Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins is a finalist for a job opening in Missouri.
Another Record High Possible Thursday
Good Tuesday, everyone. Better winds are kicking in across Kentucky today, leading to temps on the upswing. This is ahead of a MUCH bigger surge that may take us back into record territory before a cold front smacks it back down. A kiss of…
US Congressional candidate Cherlynn Stevenson hosts educational roundtable
Congressional candidate Cherlynn Stevenson hosted an educator roundtable discussion tonight to address improvements needed in the public school system.