-
John McGary/WEKULexington council members finalized a vote that would change how the city expands its urban service boundary during a Thursday meeting. -
Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins violated school board policy, according to an independent report released by the district yesterday.
-
A gathering designed to educate, empower, and connect women is coming to Lexington. Thrive is a day-long event focused on the art of self-care for women. -
WEKU's Tom Martin speaks with Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton, about the snow and ice removal. -
Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton appointed former Herald-Leader editor and columnist Tom Eblen to the city council’s vacant District 3 council seat Tuesday morning. -
Ice removal continues across Lexington as some roads and streets remain covered, causing headaches for residents around a week and a half after January’s winter storm. -
Lexington’s Catholic Action Center says they’ve had a strain on finances as they help shelter the unhoused amid freezing temperatures. -
Lexington homeless shelters are expanding hours and officials are calling on the public to help support the shelters experiencing strain due to the storm. -
Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton gave her annual “State of the City-County” Thursday. -
Lexington’s first civic assembly was organized Wednesday after a random lottery selected its 36 members. -
As major roadways become clearer, Lexington road crews begin working on neighborhood streets and bus routes -
Emergency and road crews in Lexington have been working to clear roads after yesterday’s winter storm.
