LexCount search for homeless persons aims to help Lexington’s annual snapshot of homeless persons, called Lex Count, took place late Wednesday night. WEKU · Jan 26, 2023
John Clay: Antonio Reeves’ instant offense has been a key to Kentucky's win streak LEXINGTON, Ky. — There’s a difference between a shooter and a scorer. Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2023
Lexington Council gets update on housing stabilization changes 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. WEKU · Jan 25, 2023
John Clay: Can the Bengals beat the Chiefs a fourth straight time? Yes, they can. And will. LEXINGTON, Ky. — The sports adage says that it’s hard for any good team to beat another good team three straight times. So what about four? That’s the question for Sunday’s AFC Championship Game in Kansas City, Mo. Tribune News Service · Jan 25, 2023
Lexington mayor offers annual state of government speech to business leaders Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton says the local government has one and only one focus, meeting the needs of 325,000 people. During her annual State of the Government Address on Tuesday, the mayor told hundreds at Central Bank Center, quote, “it’s that simple and that complicated.” WEKU · Jan 25, 2023
Lexington changing its housing stabilization fund focus The city of Lexington is changing the format for a housing assistance program. WEKU · Jan 23, 2023
Kentucky lets loose from 3-point range, holds off Texas A&M for third straight win LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky kept the momentum in its favor Saturday afternoon. Tribune News Service · Jan 21, 2023
Lexington Council continues to explore more civic engagement options Lexington city leaders continue to investigate ways to enhance civic engagement in and around urban county government. Members of the General Government and Planning Council Committee got a final report from Richard Young of CivicLex this week. WEKU · Jan 20, 2023
Mark Story: The drive to keep alive an epic Kentucky basketball streak LEXINGTON, Ky. — On March 9, 1963, John F. Kennedy was about to complete his 26th month as President of the United States. Tribune News Service · Jan 20, 2023
City seeking applications from gun violence reduction-focused organizations The city of Lexington is accepting applications for government funds to help reduce gun violence among area youth. The Gun Violence Prevention Grant program is supported with $50,000 from the city. WEKU · Jan 19, 2023
John Clay: How a Marvel movie performance saved Kentucky's teetering season LEXINGTON, Ky. — There comes a moment in every college basketball team’s season in which the boat is rocking. It’s either going to capsize, throwing everyone into the water, or it’s going to find its way upright and into smoother sailing ahead. Tribune News Service · Jan 19, 2023
Officials cut the ribbon for new affordable housing for seniors in Lexington Lexington public and private interests continue their efforts to increase affordable housing in Fayette County. Officials gathered for a ribbon cutting Wednesday at Polo Club Park Apartments. WEKU · Jan 18, 2023
First Lexington Council meeting with six new members held at City Hall The first meeting of the Lexington City Council is in the books. It could be characterized as a “get to know you and the process” work session. WEKU · Jan 18, 2023
Thousands commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Junior at 50th Anniversary Event in Lexington The legacy of Civil Rights Leader Martin Luther King Junior was celebrated in Fayette County on Monday. This year marked the 50th-anniversary commemoration in downtown Lexington. WEKU · Jan 17, 2023
WEKU · Jan 16, 2023 Today’s Interview: Town hall meeting in Lexington will discuss the opioid crisis in the Black comm An interview with Lexington Councilwoman Denise Gray
WEKU · Jan 16, 2023 Six new Lexington City Council members prepare for their first meeting Lexington’s City Council includes six new members. They will meet for the first time Tuesday at City Hall. Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton said she’s been getting better acquainted with the new Council representatives.
Tribune News Service · Jan 14, 2023 How Liam Coen is different now from his last stint as Kentucky offensive coordinator LEXINGTON, Ky. — Liam Coen was gone from Kentucky football for less than a full year, but the Wildcats’ offensive coordinator is not the same coach who left Lexington last February.
Tribune News Service · Jan 13, 2023 University of Kentucky one of largest holders of Native American remains that haven’t been returned to tribes LEXINGTON, Ky. — The University of Kentucky is one of the largest holders of Native American remains and artifacts that have not been made available for return to tribes, a report from ProPublica published this week showed.
Tribune News Service · Jan 13, 2023 Mark Story: For John Calipari and Kentucky, can this marriage be saved? LEXINGTON, Ky. — To a degree that would have been unthinkable five years ago, the John Calipari coaching era at Kentucky has begun to feel like the end days of Tubby Smith’s UK coaching regime and the final seasons of Denny Crum’s coaching tenure at Louisville.
WEKU · Jan 12, 2023 Lexington doctors bike for a cause - thousands of miles away in Southeast Asia Two UK Medical Center doctors rode their bikes 1,500 miles in Vietnam and Cambodia for charity.
WEKU · Jan 11, 2023 Deadline approaches for Lexington businesses to apply for Green Check Deadline approaches for Lexington businesses to apply for Green Check
Tribune News Service · Jan 10, 2023 Liam Coen returning to Kentucky to run the Wildcats’ offense. Here’s why and what’s ahead. The worst-kept secret for Kentucky football is a secret no more.
WEKU · Jan 10, 2023 Lexington city officials preparing for the annual homeless count later this month The call is going out for volunteers to assist with the annual homeless count in the Lexington area. This year’s count is scheduled for January 25th.
WEKU · Jan 9, 2023 The rate of Lexington's new COVID cases holding steady Most recently, the Lexington community has been experiencing about three to four hundred reported cases of COVID per week. That doesn’t include all the home testing that goes unreported. Coronavirus activity comes as communities deal with the newest omicron subvariant, which appears to be the most transmissible strain of the…
WEKU · Jan 5, 2023 Lexington asking for infrastructure fund applicants The virtual door is now open for applicants to participate in Lexington’s new infrastructure fund.