Reduce staff position allocations to schools, which could be up to $32 million in reductions. Reduce staff through a reduction in force, including federally funded positions. Cut school-level budgets, ...

“Easter tracked the teen’s location through her online presence and ultimately showed up at her Walton County residence, where he confronted the child’s father in the driveway, asking to speak with ...

A dispute over property lines turned deadly when neighbors pulled guns and started firing at each other, according investigators in North Carolina. The shooting left a 65-year-old man dead and a ...

“It’s certainly plausible for Kentucky to have the best backcourt in college basketball in 2025-26 …” teased longtime Sporting News national writer Mike DeCourcy. Before getting to the “buts” that ...

The graph tracks the share of 30-year-olds in the United States who are both married and homeowners. A majority of young people fell into that category a half-century ago, but today it’s closer to one ...

For the first time in years, the Herald-Leader presents its own take on the top 25 teams in Kentucky high school football as ...

But that would change, he promised, once he was back in the White House. “When I’m president, I will stand with you until the ...

A Lexington nonprofit announced its popular dining fundraiser is coming back, as the group continues to face uncertainty with federal funding that helps pay for HIV and AIDS testing and more.

Next to the adventure playground, Elkhorn Creek flows through the park during a tour on Thursday, Aug. 14, 2025, at Gatton Park on the Town Branch in Lexington, Ky. Christian Kantosky ckantosky@herald ...

Addie McCain knows how to find the back of the net.

Donald Miller was named Gatton Park on Town Branch’s first park director in June. Miller will oversee day-to-day operations of the downtown Lexington park that includes a 5,000 seat amphitheater, ...

Kentucky’s first newspaper is older than the state itself. A lot can be said about the Kentucky Gazette: It was the first newspaper in Lexington, and the first paper published west of Pennsylvania.