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KBA/WEKU receives the prestigious Station of the Year award in Kentucky -
Stu Johnson/A longtime observer of chemical weapons storage and disposal in Madison County is keeping an eye on research aimed at destroying so-called “forever chemicals.” Craig Williams co-chairs the Chemical Destruction Community Advisory Board.
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The final design is out for Town Branch Park in downtown Lexington. The privately funded project will be constructed adjacent to the Central Bank Center. -
The race for the top government job in Lexington now includes attention given to the issue of abortion.
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The Kentucky high school teacher of the year is Amber Sergent of Woodford County.
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A historic business in southern Madison County is not expecting many changes under new leadership. A New England-based management company took over the operation of the Historic Boone Tavern Hotel and Restaurant more than a month ago.
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The city of Lexington’s workforce development program has helped place more than a thousand people in jobs over the past five years. That comes through economic development grants totaling just over a million dollars to partner agencies.
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Lexington has seen an increase in violent crime in recent weeks. The heart of downtown was the site for an "End the Violence" prayer vigil last night. Representatives from multiple faiths addressed those in attendance. The location was next to the Crime Victims Memorial.
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The scaling down of the workforce at the Blue Grass Chemical Agent-Destruction Pilot Plant in Madison County is coming
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Change has come to an iconic central Kentucky hotel and restaurant.
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The deputy director of water quality in Lexington says the city is in a ‘good place’ as it relates to stormwater control. Greg Lubeck updated a Lexington City Council committee last week.
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Thousands of new emergency alert radios are expected to be distributed in Madison County over the next few months.
