Josh James is a Reporter and Webmaster at WUKY. With a passion for public education, government, and politics, he covers a diverse range of topics including elections, public policy, and regional sports. His work has been featured in WUKY, Arsenal F.C, and SPEED SPORT.
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Josh James' coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics in Kentucky, with a significant emphasis on sports, particularly football (soccer) and specifically Arsenal. He also covers topics related to antisemitism.
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Vietnam's overhaul of education, known as Resolution 71, is reshaping the country's school systewm. Joshua James unpacks what's changed and what it all means.
By: Josh James
The annual Woodland Art Fair will bring plenty of color to Lexington's Woodland Park this weekend.
By: Josh James
Pointing to a downgrade by Moody's as "the last straw," a release from Demetrus Liggins' attorney says the sidelined superintendent is retiring from Fayette County Public Schools.
By: Josh James
A proposed Lexington ordinance limiting how vehicles and pedestrians can maneuver around designated bike lanes advanced Thursday night.
By: Josh James
Kentucky lawmakers heard more details about the state's settlement with social media giant Meta Thursday.
By: Josh James
Lexington is partnering with City Wise Software to create a new way to search for affordable housing.
Fayette County Public Schools may not owe as much as originally projected this fiscal year, but the district still has a sizable deficit on its hands.
By: Josh James
Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton says Kentucky American Water has responded to a complaint issued by the city.
By: Josh James
A city council member is responding to a round of layoffs at the Lexington Herald-Leader, calling it an "absolute gutting" of the news outlet.
By: Josh James
Fayette County Schools is crafting its corrective action plan, which grew out of a wide-reaching district audit.
