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WAYNE COUNTY, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — A woman is accused of strangling a Wayne County high school football player from behind during a game, the Monticello Police Department announced Wednesday.

Police said 36-year-old Kayla Barrett, of East Bernstadt, was arrested in connection with the incident, which happened Oct. 30 during the Wayne County vs. North Laurel game.

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LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — Kentucky’s Senate President, Robert Stivers (R-25) was as candid as can be on Wednesday while sizing up the Election Day results both here in Kentucky and across America.

“Just run your whole list,” Stivers said when a reporter asked whether it was the war in Iran, or gas prices, or grocery prices that contributed to the blue wave voters tu...


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Linda Gorton will continue to serve as the mayor of Lexington following her election win Tuesday.

Gorton was first elected in 2018, prior to which she served on the city’s council for nearly two decades.

Gorton faced newcomer Raquel Carter in the election.

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U.S. Representative Andy Barr has now won the election for U.S. Senate and will take the seat long served by Sen. Mitch McConnell.

Barr faced Democrat Charles Booker, who served the 43rd District in the Kentucky House from 2019 to 2021.\

Prior to election day, Barr received endorsements from President Donald Trump and Nate Morris, who previously dropped out of ...


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LEXINGTON, Ky. – Linda Gorton will continue to serve as the mayor of Lexington following her election win Tuesday.

Gorton was first elected in 2018, prior to which she served on the city’s council for nearly two decades.

Gorton faced newcomer Raquel Carter in the election.


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