Legends Sweep Drive Improve To 6-1 On Season
The Lexington Legends hosted local school systems today in their first education day game of the season. The game began at 10:30 AM and had over thirty schools in attendance, the biggest group ever to attend the promotion since it began. It was a brisk 40 degrees at first pitch but was a beautiful morning […]
Hines Motel Residents Show Eviction Papers, Still Plan to Reside in Motel Through April
The Madison County Board of Education have bought out the Hines Motel last month for $250,000 and plans to demolish the property in order to provide an area for buses to safely access the Madison Kindergarten Academy. However, there are still five families living on the property, which is currently mostly boarded up with no […]
Richmond Man Leads Police on Chase, Nearly Hits Officers
A Richmond man who said he did not want to go back to prison led police on a chase near the downtown area of Richmond last night. The chase began when police were called to a complaint on Walnut street regarding Bryan Meeker, who was at a residence allegedly damaging property of the man he […]
Beshear, unions for teachers, police file lawsuit over pension bill
By TOM LATEK, Kentucky Today FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear kept his promise and filed a lawsuit Wednesday morning against the public pension bill that Gov. Matt Bevin signed into law the night before. In addition to Beshear, the 49-page suit, filed at Franklin Circuit Court, also lists the unions […]
Downtown Richmond Detour Today
Current situation downtown at Main and Second, avoid the area while crews work downtown.
