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Lexington is expanding its Art on the Town program. Starting in March eight mobile art carts will be available to set up primarily in the downtown area.

Lexington’s public awareness effort to reduce domestic violence is entering a second phase in 2023. The “It’s Time to Get Honest About Domestic Violence” was unveiled last November.

The Fayette County Clerk’s Office is implementing a new land record system. It is used to track all permanent records such as deeds, plats, and mortgages.

State officials have secured a second parcel of land to build homes on higher ground for flood survivors. This property is located in Perry County.

A Lexington couple moved to Key West 8 years ago and now they manage a floating museum on a Coast Guard ship

An interview with Victor Selepina with the Ukrainian Pentecostal Church in Lexington

Officials at the Blue Grass Army Depot are making plans to demolish a building once used to decontaminate land mines. It was in operation from 1974 until about 2015. The TNT Washout Facility used a high-temperature closed-loop process to treat the mines.

Lexington’s annual snapshot of homeless persons, called Lex Count, took place late Wednesday night.

A new poll shows Gov. Andy Beshear with a 61% approval rating as he heads into a reelection year. He leads Republican challengers in hypothetical head-to-head matchups.

Today’s Interview: What to expect as rare green comet comes into view in the night sky

During the pandemic, Lexington has spent more than $41 million in direct rental and utility assistance. The city has almost $16 million left in federal funding. However, changes are coming next week to try to ensure the assistance is not depleted by this summer.

Newly implemented parking meter rates and hours in downtown Lexington created a stir at City Hall Tuesday.