Incidents of youth gun violence have been on a yearly decline since 2021, according to a city report.

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government’s General Government and Planning Committee heard a proposal Tuesday to create a “development liaison” position in city government to address the city’s housing shortage.

Stronger regulations on solar development in Lexington are being discussed in the city council.

Lexington civic education nonprofit CivicLex began their month-long civic assembly at the beginning of this month, bringing in residents from different walks of life to discuss city issues. The organization, along with some city officials, hope it can be a model for the future of city politics.

Lexington councilmembers heard an update this week on how the city is managing an odor problem in some neighborhoods.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents made an arrest in Lexington early Wednesday morning, according to a sighting and social media post by the Neighbors Immigration Clinic.

The planetarium has been closed since the COVID-19 pandemic with no timeline for reopening, and university officials are concerned about upkeep expenses.

Lexington Mayor Gorton issued a bid request for contractors who can provide emergency snow and ice removal services after severe weather.

A proposal for Lexington to lease out part of its Haley Pike landfill to build an industrial solar farm is now on the city council’s docket after weeks of discussion.

The application process for a One Lexington Violence Prevention Grant is officially open.