Dembo throws hat in ring: Lexington attorney and former federal prosecutor Zach Dembo officially launches his Democratic campaign for Kentucky’s 6th District, emphasizing his military and justice experience to appeal to voters — learn what sets him apart.
One-year camping ban impact: A year after the Safer Kentucky Act outlawed street camping, Lexington’s homelessness prevention team and police have cut camping citations from about 15 a month to one in June, even after 425 charges were filed across 30 counties by July 2 — find out how they’re steering toward services over citations.
Kentucky legal aid center closing: The Kentucky Equal Justice Center, founded in 1976 and home to the Maxwell Street Legal Clinic, will wind down operations at the end of July amid ongoing funding shortfalls — learn what this means for clients.
Honoring suicide bereavement pioneer: University of Kentucky’s Julie Cerel received the IASP’s Norman Farberow Award for her transformative research on how suicide’s ripple effects impact families, friends and communities — learn what drives her work.
Burton Cummings rocks Lexington: Guess Who frontman Burton Cummings brings decades of classics and fresh songs from his new album A Few Good Moments to the Lexington Opera House today — find out why fans still can’t get enough.
Third Lexington Kroger Marketplace: Set to open spring 2026 at Newtown Springs, the 123,000 ft² store adds an 18-pump fuel center, drive-thru pharmacy, Little Clinic, sushi bar, Murray’s Cheese Shop, home goods and apparel — find out what’s inside.
Other Lexington headlines this week
- Lexington event spotlights support for foster youth
- Mileta brings fine dining to Fayette Mall
- Lexington chef lobbies D.C. lawmakers on SNAP
- GSCPC approved Woodland Park neighborhood expansion plans
- Kentucky man awarded $1.6M after chair collapse
- Free Tour de Lex ride July 26
- Lexington’s Melroy club opened June 30
- Tick bite emergencies hit highest since 2019
