
Hypersport Sells for $240,000 at Keeneland
The 7-year-old stakes-placed winner by Blame sold to Claiborne Farm during the November Breeding Stock Sale.

The 7-year-old stakes-placed winner by Blame sold to Claiborne Farm during the November Breeding Stock Sale.
Coverage here follows city-county government, Fayette County Public Schools, business and public safety in Lexington, the Horse Capital of the World. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the surrounding region.
Live Poll
Do you worry that foreign cyberattacks undermine the integrity of political campaigns in the United States?
Overseas hackers targeted the Kentucky Senate campaign through communication systems and encrypted messaging.

Live Poll
Should public universities be able to discipline professors over their personal political speech?
A federal judge weighs whether the University of Kentucky's investigation into a professor's Israel comments amounts to retaliation.

Live Poll
Should your local government prioritize clearing residential streets over major roads during winter storms?
Mayor Linda Gorton and challenger Raquel Carter released competing strategies for managing winter road conditions.

Live Poll
Do you feel Lexington is getting safer for residents compared to a few years ago?
Gun-related homicides and nonfatal shootings in Lexington fell sharply compared with the same period in 2022, according to the anti-violence group.

Live Poll
Are you planning to schedule a cancer screening after learning about early-onset symptoms?
An inflatable colon display aims to raise awareness for early-onset colorectal cancer in Lexington.

Regular subjects here include city-county council decisions, the Fayette County courts and Fayette County Public Schools alongside the equine industry, healthcare and university employers that define the local economy. From Chevy Chase and Ashland Park to Kenwick, Southland and Beaumont, neighborhood coverage extends into Jessamine County, Scott County, Bourbon County and Woodford County where stories cross the line. The horse industry shapes land use, agricultural zoning and economic development in ways that distinguish Lexington from most cities of comparable size. Housing affordability, school resources and infrastructure investment are the recurring threads in city-county reporting.