'Richmond's poor infrastructure discriminates against everyone'
Candidate Stephen Delaneys says his plan for accessibility would improve quality-of-life for all residents, not just those with disabilities
October 29, 2026
Jemi Chew
Jemi covers the Richmond City beat. She graduated from the University of Kentucky with a major in journalism and minors in Arabic and Islamic studies and public policy.
'A moral crisis threatens civilization'
National civil rights leader visits Berea, implores citizens vote against oppression as US Senate candidate Booker (D) makes surprise appearance
October 23, 2026
Flock ALPRs at issue again
Council hears multiple public speakers object to use of the technology by the BPD
October 22, 2026
Berea to enact data center moratorium
Fraley: Data centers 'not a good fit for our town'
October 21, 2026
Anger at City Hall, contractors: 'It's not okay to do this to your community'
Lack of oversight, poor planning cited as root cause of persistent property damage caused by sports complex construction
October 17, 2026
'Pitchforks and torches' v. 'Your mom', tensions erupt over lack of parking downtown
Plus, lack of facilities = Richmond boys get more ball play time than girls
October 16, 2026
RIDC dissolved, new City internship program, and still more sports complex spending
RICHMOND—A slew of zone changes as well as property annexations had their first readings and more change orders were approved at the Richmond Regional Sports Complex during the regular Commission meeting on Tuesday night. Plus, the City will soon matchmake EKU students and local businesses for internships and full-
October 16, 2026
Edwards: City Commission is unproductive, anti-public
Candidate asks voters to 'reset' Richmond by electing proactive leadership
October 14, 2026
P and Z considers mandating private green spaces, swapping parks for bike trails
RICHMOND—Proposed ordinances to tuck green and other natural spaces into privately owned property for future housing developments and to mandate bike lanes instead of parks in residential zones were discussed during a special called Planning and Zoning meeting held on Sept. 30. 'Limit of disturbance' The Commission
October 13, 2026