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Fayette County

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Sep 18, 2026

AllisonGUEST
10:32
Yes.
AllisonGUEST
10:32
So we start over at the old Fayette County courthouse and then we have, it's about an hour.
AllisonGUEST
10:37
It's right around a mile.
AllisonGUEST
10:38
We go to Gratz park, we go to Transylvania university and then we find our way over to end at the Kentucky theater.
KruserHOST
15:42
What else is today's National Voter Registration Day? So if you want to vote, get yourself registered.
KruserHOST
15:49
According to the Kentucky State Board of Elections, there are currently 226,182 registered voters in Fayette County.
KruserHOST
15:56
Our population is over 320,000, by the way, according to the 2020 census.
KruserHOST
16:02
Well, we got a few people that, yeah, they're too busy to vote.
Dave KeslingHOST
3:14
Ooh.
Melinda JamisonGUEST
3:14
And so there's thousands of children in Fayette County alone.
Melinda JamisonGUEST
3:18
In our seven county area, over 1,000 new children entering the system every year, and state-appointed social workers have so many cases.
Melinda JamisonGUEST
3:27
Our CASA volunteers typically have one case, so they can devote a lot more time to that one child or sibling set, and give the judges invaluable information to make lifelong decisions on behalf of these children.
Jack PattyHOST
0:14
Send us a picture of it via our Stuttgart Motors text line, and Chuck will give you his expert opinion.
Jack PattyHOST
0:20
But first, another expert opinion that I want to hear about, Fayette County Clerk Susan Lamb.
Jack PattyHOST
0:25
Good morning, Susan.
Susan LambGUEST
0:26
Good morning, Jack.
Susan LambGUEST
2:58
That's correct, yes.
Susan LambGUEST
2:59
Last week, in a couple of days, we had our Kentucky Automated Vehicle Information System.
Susan LambGUEST
3:04
It's the CAVA system that we use to renew and transfer and complete registrations for all of our cars in Fayette County.
Susan LambGUEST
3:15
And there was a hiccup on Friday morning where it was down all across the state.
Ryan StantonGUEST
0:38
class, which is basically almost a year of class of learning how to be a paramedic and be on the ambulance.
Ryan StantonGUEST
0:46
So for those here in Fayette County, it's the chance to you know, to continue to restock and make sure we have the best on the ambulances.
Ryan StantonGUEST
0:54
And so this is our largest class, 36.
Ryan StantonGUEST
0:56
And so the fire department administration and educators will all be down there today to kick off the class.
Ryan StantonGUEST
2:18
The other two are paramedics.
Jack PattyHOST
2:20
Okay.
Ryan StantonGUEST
2:20
And, uh, it's a very fortunate staffing model here in Lexington and Fayette County because it allows to not have as many apparatus going.
Ryan StantonGUEST
2:30
Uh, and it didn't, makes them much more efficient.
ScottAUDIENCE
18:48
The first one I want to talk about is the approval the Council approving the installation of solar panel farms and some of our farmland and I've been in Lexington since the 70s and I can remember the PDR program where we were paying landowners not to develop their property.
ScottAUDIENCE
19:14
And when you go back and look at the conservation easement definition in the PDR, it specifically talks about preserving natural or scenic or open space values of the real property in Fayette County.
ScottAUDIENCE
19:30
And I know that not every farm is involved in PDR, but I think when we allow those farms as well to do something like that, we're literally violating the principles of the PDR and what we wanted to maintain, particularly that natural and scenic beauty of Fayette County.
ScottAUDIENCE
19:54
And I'm just really concerned that This is that program has been around forever and we're losing sight of that when I think we could better find better places to place these solar farms.
ScottAUDIENCE
20:09
And one of my thoughts was everybody's talked about covering parking lots or putting it on buildings.
ScottAUDIENCE
21:15
Tourism.
ScottAUDIENCE
21:16
And tourism.
ScottAUDIENCE
21:17
Driving through Fayette County and looking at the horse farms in the county.
KruserHOST
1:13
There was a crash involving several commercial vehicles, and I'm seeing now that there were collisions in both directions of I-64.
KruserHOST
1:20
This was at the split, the northern split in Fayette County, and it closed down.
KruserHOST
1:26
At one point, all the westbound lanes, well, now those lanes are open at the northern split in Fayette County.
KruserHOST
1:32
In Scott County, one lane is now open in each direction.
KruserHOST
1:36
And as I said, there were collisions in both directions.
KruserHOST
1:40
of I-64.
KruserHOST
1:41
This was at about 1.30 this afternoon.
KruserHOST
1:44
Lexington Police shut down all the lanes of I-64 West at the Northern Split in Fayette County because of the collision, and they had to divert the traffic to I-75 toward Ironworks Pike.
Kelly JenningsHOST
11:10
Additionally, she took pictures of herself in labor and authorities saying afterwards that they were deleted in an attempt to hide the birth.
Kelly JenningsHOST
11:18
Snelling was indicted by a grand jury in Fayette County, Kentucky, in March of 26, and she previously pled not guilty to the charges against her.
Jim ChapmanHOST
11:28
She killed her baby, and she admitted to killing her baby, and they copped a plea with her and allowed her to plead to manslaughter.
Jim ChapmanHOST
11:38
That's crazy
Kelly JenningsHOST
12:54
Additionally, she took pictures of herself in labor and authorities saying afterwards that they were deleted in an attempt to hide the birth.
Kelly JenningsHOST
13:02
Snelling was indicted by a grand jury in Fayette County, Kentucky in March of 26, and she previously pled not guilty to the charges against her.
Jim ChapmanHOST
13:12
She killed her baby, and she admitted to killing her baby, and they copped a plea with her and allowed her to plead to manslaughter.
Jim ChapmanHOST
13:22
That's crazy to me.
KruserHOST
10:08
Yeah
Bob BabbageGUEST
10:08
... and you're told you're, "No, no, you're actually in Fayette County." What?
KruserHOST
10:11
What? Yeah.
Bob BabbageGUEST
10:12
What do you mean? [laughs]

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