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Some Lexington police officers are reporting to duty at a new roll call

Lexington police officers working in the East Sector of town now have a new roll call center. A ribbon cutting Thursday officially recognized the satellite office where officers report for duty.

WEKU · Oct 12, 2023

Lexington leaders break ground for new rural park on city’s west side

The City of Lexington broke ground Wednesday at a new 138-acre park on the west side of town called Cardinal Run North.

WEKU · Oct 11, 2023

Lexington Council committee gets a briefing on rental source of income discrimination ban

Lexington’s City Council is reviewing a proposal to ban source of income discrimination with rental housing. The Social Services and Public Safety Committee took up the matter Tuesday. If enacted, the ordinance would prohibit landlords from refusing to rent to someone solely based on a lawful form of income.

WEKU · Oct 11, 2023

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Longstanding medical center in Lexington sees a new purpose

A facility with a long history of providing medical care for children is carrying on with that focus. A ribbon cutting Tuesday in Lexington recognized the startup of "Kentucky Children’s Richmond Road."

WEKU · Oct 11, 2023

Plans unveiled for pro soccer stadium near I-75 for Lexington's men's and women's teams

If all goes as planned, beginning next August, two Lexington professional soccer teams will play in a 55-hundred seat stadium near I-75 off Athens Boonesboro Road.

WEKU · Oct 10, 2023

Paris Pike Corridor Commission keeps tabs on development proposals

It’s been three decades since a scenic stretch of highway between Lexington and Paris came under formal evaluation. Eventually converted to a divided four-lane road, Paris Pike is now known as both a safe and eye-catching route between the two bluegrass communities.

WEKU · Oct 10, 2023

43 foot golden spike monument traveling from Lexington to Utah

A railroad was not in sight, but the significance of a ceremony Thursday at Ashland-The Henry Clay Estate shone brightly. It was depicted through a 43-foot-tall public art piece.

WEKU · Oct 6, 2023

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Kentucky pedestrian safety includes motorist attentiveness at red lights

Pedestrian safety remains an issue attracting a lot of attention in Kentucky communities and beyond. Lexington has experienced several vehicle-pedestrian deaths and injuries over the summer months.

WEKU · Oct 5, 2023

Local nonprofit brings musical acts to Lexington for free performances

WEKU · Oct 5, 2023

Twelve Lions Film Festival celebrates both international and local cinema in downtown Lexington

The debut of the Twelve Lions Film Festival in the heart of Lexington made its mark for film lovers as a way to showcase independent film from regional and international artists.

WEKU · Oct 2, 2023

‘Clean Slate Lexington’ expungement clinic set for Oct. 31

The City of Lexington will hold an expungement clinic October 31st at Central Bank Center. At a news conference Monday afternoon, Mayor Linda Gorton explained it’s designed to help people overcome barriers to employment, housing and education by expunging misdemeanors and non-violent felonies from their criminal record.

WEKU · Oct 2, 2023

Lexington's extended school program reaches a three-decade anniversary

Dozens of elementary-aged children gathered in front of Stonewall school Friday afternoon. They are the current participants in Lexington’s extended school program.

WEKU · Oct 2, 2023

Lexington Council seeking proposals for the next City Hall

Lexington city leaders are asking for proposals regarding a new City Hall. The Urban County Council Thursday moved ahead with a request for proposals motion.

WEKU · Sep 29, 2023

Lexington conference scheduled for next month to discuss women’s issues on a global scale

An international conference meant to discuss the similarities of the challenges women face across the world is coming to Lexington next month.

WEKU · Sep 28, 2023

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WEKU · Sep 27, 2023

Homeless agency count of homeless much higher than Lexington’s yearly city organized count

The Lexington City Council has been given a presentation detailing concerns about the city's homeless, particularly related to school children.

WEKU · Sep 27, 2023

New apartment complex in Lexington offers more than 250 affordable units

The affordable housing supply in Lexington is about to grow by 252 units. Unlike last week’s ribbon cutting on refurbished housing, Tuesday’s event focused on new construction.

WEKU · Sep 25, 2023

Off-road cycles and ATV causing concern in Lexington parks

Lexington parks officials are working to keep off-road motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles out of public parks.

WEKU · Sep 22, 2023

Limited number of Accessory Dwelling Units found in Lexington

The City of Lexington has had an Accessory Dwelling Unit law on the books for almost two years now. A Council Committee got an update this week on ADU activity.

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WEKU · Sep 22, 2023

79 year-old, Lexington Pickleball player heading to championship tournament

Sam Dick met up with Larry Roberts of Lexington who just started playing Pickleball one year ago. Roberts is now heading to the national Pickleball championship in Dallas in November.

WEKU · Sep 22, 2023

Bi-annual Lexington paper shred offers chance to reduce ID thefts

The fall-time paper shredding event in Lexington is designed to help reduce stolen identity opportunities. It runs from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday at 1631 Old Frankfort Pike.

WEKU · Sep 21, 2023

Chicago-based musical youth organization opens its second branch in Lexington

A nonprofit vocal music program based out of Chicago is establishing a new branch for youths in Lexington starting early October.

WEKU · Sep 20, 2023

Refurbished condemned buildings used for affordable housing units in Lexington

Lexington’s affordable housing stock has grown by another 16 units. This west Lexington project involved significant transformation.

WEKU · Sep 20, 2023

Lexington-based nonprofit wins $1.5 million HUD grant to provide housing assistance for HIV-positive

A Lexington-based nonprofit that’s been helping HIV-positive people for more than three decades won a 1-point-5 million dollar grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

WEKU · Sep 20, 2023

Lexington planning a year-long birthday bash in 2025

Lexington is planning a party. The state’s second- largest town is prepping for its 250th birthday.

WEKU · Sep 19, 2023

Advisory group makes final recommendations for urban expansion in Lexington

The advisory panel examining where urban service expansion should occur in Lexington has finalized its map recommendation. The action Tuesday suggests growth totaling about 3000 acres with much of it located near the Winchester-Royster road corridor and Richmond Road-Athens areas.

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