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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.
Poet, novelist and essayist Wendell Berry, whose prophetic warnings about nature and the contemporary world from his Henry County farmhouse reached millions of readers across the world, died Monday, the New York Times reported. He was...
Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton is taking her frustration over ongoing Kentucky American Water Co. construction to the state’s utility regulators. In a complaint filed with the Kentucky Public Service Commission Aug. 28, the mayor...
An internal poll commissioned by mayoral candidate Raquel Carter indicates she’s within range of unseating the incumbent. The poll, conducted by Democratic pollster Lake Research Partners, says when first asked, respondents choose...
Kentucky representatives, both Republican and Democrat, want President Donald Trump to know their constituents are not “backwards and poor” for resisting data center development. In an Aug. 31 social media post, the president...
Kelly Osbourne is reflecting on how dad Ozzy Osbourne’s death affected her overall wellbeing. “It’s been the hardest year of my life,” Kelly, 41, shared in an interview with Hello! published on Monday. “I’ll never be the person I was before my...
