7 hrs ago | B'nai B'rith
International President Meeting
B'nai B'rith International President Allan J. Jacobs will visit the community of Lexington Kentucky at the invitation of the Stanley Rose Lodge on Sunday, May 19, 2013.
11 hrs ago | Lexington Herald-Leader
Jennifer Palumbo to anchor WKYT newscast
Longtime Lexington news anchor Jennifer Palumbo will begin leading a 4 p.m. weekday newscast on WKYT in addition to anchoring the 10 p.m. newscast on sister channel WDKY .
16 hrs ago | Lexington Herald-Leader
Small worlds attract many to Lexington miniature convention
People, furniture and animals standing only a few inches tall are at the center of a convention at the Clarion Hotel on Newtown Pike this weekend.
20 hrs ago | Lexington Herald-Leader
Lexington's third annual coop tour illustrates growing popularity of back-yard chickens
Eggs are gathered daily from the Maddocks' coop. The task fell to Isaac, 9, one recent day.
20 hrs ago | Lexington Herald-Leader
Support group for clergy sex-abuse victims asks Lexington bishop to investigate priest
A support group for clergy sex abuse victims is urging the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lexington to investigate and punish a priest suspended over sex abuse allegations.
20 hrs ago | Lexington Herald-Leader
R.J. Corman Railroad files lawsuit against Lexington Center Corp.
The concept seemed perfect: Have a dinner train depart from downtown Lexington, take passengers on a little excursion to Frankfort or Midway, feed them prime rib or scallops along the way, then shuttle them back.
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A man has been arrested more than 1000 times in a period of 40 years since his first arrest in 1970.
TOBA to Offer Breeding Clinic in Lexington
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association announced May 16 that it will hold a Thoroughbred Breeding Clinic in Lexington May 31-June 2. Sponsored by Blood-Horse Publications, the clinic will advise on topics including planning a mating, conformation, foal registration, equine nutrition, pasture management, foaling, and farm management.
Birch continues acquisition streak with Lightyear deal
Birch Communications, a growing IP-based competitive provider focused on small to medium-sized businesses, has signed a deal to purchase various customer and network elements from Lexington, Ky.-based Lightyear Network Solutions for an undisclosed sum.
Dallmann Systems opening Kentucky office
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind.-Thanks to a multi-year university project and an acquisition, Dallmann Systems is opening a second office in Lexington, Ky., and is expanding business in this region.
Lexington man convicted of murdering mother
Kentucky lost top recruit Andrew Wiggins to Kansas Tuesday, but the Wildcats still have the best class in the country and figure to start next season ranked Number One by many.
Worthy's deformed front legs corrected by surgery
A yearling paint filly named Worthy is being given a shot at a normal life thanks to a California animal sanctuary and its supporters.
Council members question Lexington Housing authority about relocation process
Complaints from Pimlico Apartments tenants affected by a mass relocation has prompted the Urban County Council to question how the Lexington Housing Authority is handling the move.
Hipsher Wins Bass Fishing League Tournament on Lake Barkley
Craig Hipsher of Benton, Ky., weighed a five-bass limit totaling 20 pounds, 15 ounces Saturday to win the Bass Fishing League LBL Division tournament on Lake Barkley.
Lexington's first gay volleyball league welcomes all skill levels
But that doesn't matter a bit on Thursday evenings as Rhyne, a board member for the new Team Lex Volleyball league, Lexington's first gay volleyball organization, gamely tries to learn the basics of setting the ball.
Lexington man sentenced to life for killing former business partner
A Lexington man was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison without parole after pleading guilty to the 2010 shooting death of his former business partner.
Coming Up On LEX 18 News At Noon - May 14, 2013
We'll have the latest on the sentence given to James Kelley. And - it will feel like mid-June rather than mid-May in the Bluegrass over the next several days.
Body of horseback rider found in stream
Authorities in Jessamine County say a man drowned in a creek when the horse he was riding fell in it.
Toddlers found playing in street, mother behind bars
On any given day, people who live in that neighborhood say kids are always outside playing this time of year.
University of Kentucky purchasing campus of Lexington Theological Seminary
The University of Kentucky will buy the Lexington Theological Seminary's 7-acre campus on South Limestone for $13.5 million, officials announced late Monday.