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Stu Johnson/Plans are moving forward for the development of new public parkland in southwest Lexington. Design work will focus on land off Parkers Mill Road across the street from the current Cardinal Run Park. -
FDA.govA Kentucky plant is at the center of A Food and Drug Administration salmonella investigation. The multistate outbreak of salmonella is linked to popular peanut butter products.
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Social worker turned attorney Lindsey Burke has won her first political race. She is preparing herself for a seat in the Kentucky House’s 75th district. Burke defeated Chris Couch in Tuesday’s Primary to represent the Lexington area. -
The field in the Lexington mayoral contest narrowed to two candidates Tuesday. The incumbent mayor was easily the top vote-getter.
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Weather conditions have been favorable for the May Primary Election. But voter turnout at a four-precinct voting location in southwest Lexington was slow going at midday.
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Kentucky voters across the Commonwealth will cast their ballots in the 2022 Primary Election Tuesday. A central Kentucky political scientist worries the significance of the traditional May vote is not always considered.
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The city of Lexington is working to improve the lives of the area's elderly and disabled. The director of Lexington’s Aging and Disability Services Division says from last June to the end of April 679 new seniors joined in city programming.
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The University of Kentucky is staging its first-ever campus-wide job fair Saturday at Kroger Field. The university says there are currently more than 700 job openings
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The Primary race for mayor of Lexington includes a veteran at city hall, a first term Councilman, and a minister. The field of candidates will be trimmed down to two who will advance to the fall contest.
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Day one of early Primary voting in Lexington took place at UK’s Kroger Field Thursday. Around noontime it was a steady stream of voters entering the complex.
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Candidates weighed in on issues like mass transit, license plate cameras, and jail staffing during the almost hour- long forum.
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This year’s Primary Election is just over a week away. It’s always a busy time for Kentucky county clerks. That may even be more of the case in Fayette County.
