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If the adage holds true that misery loves company, Keeneland Race Course will have no trouble finding other tracks to join it this season in a struggle reflecting national trends.
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The ballooning cost and size of a proposed disaster headquarters for Lexington is drawing sharp criticism from some Urban County Council members and a pledge by Mayor Jim Newberry to search for cutbacks.
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The cost to park at a downtown Lexington meter will be going up from 25 cents to $1 an hour, but the price jump has been delayed until January. The increase was approved by the Lexington & Fayette County Parking Authority in April and expected to take effect Oct. 1.
A pedestrian crossing South Broadway near Red Mile during a rainstorm Wednesday morning died after he was struck by a Jeep, Lexington police say.
A $9.89 million civil verdict was returned Wednesday in a lawsuit filed by a Lexington hairdresser who became paraplegic after a routine heart surgery.
Former WKYT-27 reporter Jerry Sander filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday against the CBS affiliate, alleging he was improperly fired because of his age.
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Jason Toncray sells used cars on New Circle Road in Lexington, but Wednesday his eye was on financial developments in Washington. Toncray, sales and finance agent for Big Blue Autos, was hoping that the Federal Reserve's decision to cut the prime lending rate by half a point will loosen up lending and pump some life into the used-car business.
