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The Lexington Herald-Leader is an American newspaper focused on local news, politics and community reporting across Lexington and central Kentucky. First published in 1870, it has served as one of the state’s leading news sources for generations. Published three times per week, it provides comprehensive coverage of the issues, events and people shaping the Bluegrass region. The newspaper is known for its reporting on local and state government, business, education and public affairs, alongside breaking news, investigative journalism and in-depth features that examine topics of regional importance. It also covers arts, entertainment, food and community life, reflecting the culture and traditions of central Kentucky. Sports reporting is a major strength, featuring extensive coverage of University of Kentucky athletics, high school sports, horse racing and major professional sporting events, supported by expert analysis and commentary. The newspaper combines a long tradition of public service journalism with authoritative reporting and regional expertise, making it a trusted source of information for readers across Kentucky. Available on PressReader, the Lexington Herald-Leader newspaper delivers reliable journalism, insightful analysis and comprehensive daily news coverage from the Bluegrass State.
A Kentucky utility regulator has rejected a complaint filed by the city of Lexington over Kentucky American Water company’s construction practices. However, the city has been given an opportunity refile the case in 20 days, according...
Raquel Carter has a sizable fundraising lead over Mayor Linda Gorton just 20 days before the Nov. 3 general election, recently filed campaign finance reports show. But Gorton raised more campaign cash than Carter in the last reporting...
Meta has been revealed as the company that wants to build a hyperscale data center on more than 2,000 acres in Mason County. The Mason County Fiscal Court approved a development agreement with the company Tuesday. The initial capital...
If you are registered to vote in Kentucky and do not have an accepted form of ID, you can get correct identification before Election Day on Nov. 3. Through the Commonwealth, registered voters can obtain a free voter ID card at Driver...
This is college basketball’s talking season. Every year around this time comes a bounty of buoyant basketball coaches and hungry fans who aren’t ready yet to harvest grains of salt. It should come as no surprise, then, that Mark Pope is...
