Source: U.S. District Court, E.D. Ky. (via CourtListener)

Residents debate upcoming data center regulations ahead of a June 11 public hearing, swap stories about hazardous driving on Nicholasville Road, and continue a years-long running joke about a notably persistent local pedestrian.

The Lexington Board of Adjustment is scheduled to hear six zoning appeals on June 8, 2026, including two variance requests, short-term rental permits, and a conditional use request for a school parking area.

The Solar Work Group of the Urban County Planning Commission is scheduled to meet Tuesday, June 9, 2026, to discuss proposed amendments to Article 31 of the zoning ordinance covering solar energy systems in Lexington.

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Board of Adjustment heard zoning appeals on June 8, recommending disapproval for two residential variance requests while approving several conditional use permits for short-term rentals and commercial expansions.

Paul Laurence Dunbar High School’s Class of 2026 graduated on June 5 at Rupp Arena, concluding Fayette County Public Schools’ two-day graduation celebration for all six district high schools.

Bryan Station High School celebrated its Class of 2026 during graduation ceremonies on June 5 at Rupp Arena, marking the conclusion of four years of studies for students at the Fayette County school.

Tates Creek High School celebrated its Class of 2026 at a graduation ceremony on June 5, with over 250 graduates earning the Seal of Biliteracy during one of six district ceremonies this week.

Lafayette High School held its Class of 2026 graduation ceremony June 4 at Rupp Arena, one of six FCPS high schools celebrating their seniors across two days. The school continues to maintain strong academic metrics with a 97% graduation rate.