Lexington
Morning News
Monday, June 30th, 2025
Good morning, Lexington. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 30th of June.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A driver sustained life-threatening injuries in a single-vehicle crash on Winchester Road near Lofgren Central and was taken to a local hospital—Winchester Road from Combs Fair to the Clark County Line remains closed with no timeline for reopening. WKYT
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Police responded to a call at 2:48 a.m. on June 29 on the 1000 block of Russell Cave Road—finding a man with stab wounds who was taken to a hospital with life threatening injuries, and the investigation is ongoing. WKYT
- ➤ Lexington Police responded to a barricade call on the 2000 block of Fontaine Road after the Lexington Fire Department was alerted just after 6:30 p.m. Sunday when a barricaded person was reported & a person was later taken in an ambulance. WKYT
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Lexington’s 17th annual Pride Festival drew thousands downtown on Saturday as people gathered on Oliver Lewis Way—celebrating love and inclusion with a debut pride parade that featured religious groups, rainbow flags and a marching band. FOX 56
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ A majority of CDC vaccine adviser picks endorsed thimerosal-free flu vaccines for the fall, and Dr. Elizabeth Hawse said thimerosal was taken out of most vaccines nearly 25 years ago—only one adult vaccine made in multi-dose vials still uses the preservative. She explained that the mercury used is ethyl mercury, not the harmful methyl mercury linked to autism. WKYT
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Legendary Hall of Fame horse trainer D. Wayne Lukas died peacefully on Saturday night at his Louisville home at age 89 after battling a severe MRSA blood infection that damaged his heart and digestive system — his family said he chose to be cared for at home rather than undergo aggressive treatment. Lukas, known as 'Coach,' earned 15 Triple Crown wins and nearly 5,000 racing victories that brought his horses more than $310 million in earnings. WKYT
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Manchester Orchestra Live
8:00 - 9:30 p.m. — The Burl — Ticket prices vary — Experience the powerful sounds of Manchester Orchestra in an intimate venue.
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Lexington Tattoo Expo 2025
1 PM – 11 AM — Central Bank Center — Admission varies — Experience over 100 tattoo artists showcasing their skills and competing for awards in an artistic celebration.
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International Kid's Cooking Camp
9 AM - 2 PM — La Bonne Vie Personal Chef + Catering — Check website for pricing — Unleash your child's culinary creativity with a global food adventure.
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Creed: The Summer of '99 Tour
7-8:30 p.m. — Rupp Arena — Tickets available starting December 13th — Experience Creed's extended tour, kicking off with unforgettable rock hits and excitement.
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Lexington Men's City Championship
All day — Kearney Hill Golf Links — Registration required — Compete in one of Lexington's beloved golf tournaments across three days.
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Indigo De Souza Concert
7-9:30 p.m. — The Burl — Ticket information available — Experience the heartfelt indie pop sounds of Indigo De Souza and her dynamic band.
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BreyerFest 5K Run/Walk
8-10 a.m. — Alltech Arena — Registration required — Enjoy a scenic run or walk at the BreyerFest© BASH DASH and explore the Kentucky Horse Park afterwards.
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Buckcherry Concert
8:00–9:30 p.m. — Manchester Music Hall — Tickets from $52 — Experience live rock music with Buckcherry in an intimate venue.
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Burton Cummings Live
8 p.m. — Central Bank Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary voice of Burton Cummings, a celebrated icon of rock music.
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Beauty Performance Event
7-9:30 p.m. — Moondance Amphitheater — $17-20 adults, $10-15 children — Experience a blend of contemporary dance and live music in a family-friendly outdoor setting.
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2025 State of Schools Leadership Breakfast
Join Lexington business and community partners and support the annual State of Schools Leadership Breakfast, hosted by The Fayette Education Foundation, featuring Fayette County Public Schools’ students and stories as well as Superintendent Demetrus Liggins as keynote. The annual breakfast serves as a fundraiser for The Fayette Education Foundation, a nonprofit organization.
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