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Astemo to invest $112M in Berea expansion, creating 114 jobs
11+ hour, 6+ min ago (323+ words) BEREA, Ky. — Astemo Americas announced on September 1 that it will invest more than $112 million to expand its automotive manufacturing operations in Madison County, creating 114 jobs as the company increases production of electric vehicle components in Kentucky, according to The Lane…...
LMPD Detective Faces New Investigation Over Flock Searches
8+ hour, 24+ min ago (295+ words) A Louisville Metro Police Department detective who was disciplined earlier this year for sharing his Flock camera credentials with a federal agent is again under internal investigation, this time for allegedly using the city’s license plate reader system to search…...
Federal grant priorities are uncertain. How is Lexington coping?
11+ hour, 30+ min ago (437+ words) By James Soderling, CivicLex · September 1, 2026 During Council’s August 25th Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Committee, Councilmembers reviewed how the city might have to navigate changes to federal grant priorities. According to the city’s Commissioner of Housing Advocacy and Community Development Charlie…...
Beshear fires back at Barr over rural hospital claims
11+ hour, 33+ min ago (216+ words) Gov. Andy Beshear has called on U.S. Rep. Andy Barr to provide legitimate support for Kentucky’s rural hospitals, directly responding to what he characterized as misleading statements from the Lexington Republican. In a letter sent Aug. 25, Barr challenged Beshear’s repeated warnings…...
Public Arts Commission approves funding for senior center stained-glass garden
13+ hour, 33+ min ago (173+ words) LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Public Arts Commission approved funding on September 1 for a stained-glass quilt garden project at the Lexington Senior Center, a second phase of an ambitious public art installation that will feature 11 three-dimensional glass sculptures with incorporated donor plaques....
Fayette County highway dedicated to agriculture leader Jim Mahan
16+ hour, 50+ min ago (250+ words) LEXINGTON, Ky. — State and local leaders gathered Monday to honor longtime farmer and agricultural advocate Jim Mahan with a memorial highway designation, recognizing decades of service to Kentucky agriculture and his community. State Representative Vanessa Grossl announced the dedication of…...
Kentucky opens nominations for education support staff awards
15+ hour ago (247+ words) The Kentucky Department of Education and Governor Andy Beshear’s Office have opened the nomination period for the 2026-2027 Kentucky Education Support Staff Professional Award, according to an announcement published in Kentucky Teacher. Nominations close at 11:59 p.m. ET on Oct. 9. The Kentucky…...
Court victory hasn't freed Kentucky's detained immigrants
20+ hour, 33+ min ago (418+ words) Despite a federal appeals court ruling that immigrants jailed in Kentucky are entitled to bond hearings, many still remain locked up with little chance of release, according to a Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting analysis of court records. The Kentucky…...
Third Street Stuff Closes Permanently After Union Dispute
16+ hour, 33+ min ago (418+ words) The Lexington Times Third Street Stuff Closes Permanently After Union Dispute Third Street Stuff & Coffee, una querida cafetería y galería de arte del centro de Lexington, cerró permanentemente después de una disputa laboral que incluyó huelgas de empleados en mayo…...
Meta settles historic lawsuit; Kentucky receives $358 million
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (441+ words) The Lexington Times Meta settles historic lawsuit; Kentucky receives $358 million Meta llegó a un acuerdo histórico de 17.1 mil millones de dólares en un litigio multiestatal anunciado el 26 de agosto de 2026, donde Kentucky recibirá 358 millones de dólares por las acusaciones de…...