Source: Lane Report (KY Business)

Kentucky approved $750,000 in funding for the Floyd County Fiscal Court to develop the Allen Rail Site, a 125-acre property near Allen with rare flat land and railroad access designed to attract industrial investment and job creation.

Monster Self Storage opened its first Kentucky location at 15900 Shelbyville Road in Louisville on June 5, marking a milestone expansion for the company managed by Charleston-based Adams Property Group.

Commerce Lexington recognized 51 graduates from the 2025-26 Leadership Lexington program, the latest cohort in a nationally recognized initiative that has cultivated over 1,800 leaders since 1979.

Residents debate unmarked speed enforcement on New Circle, celebrate and scrutinize major retail developments near Citation Boulevard, and seek advice on housing disputes and community services.

Parents in Kentucky are pushing for classroom cameras in special education settings after a Jefferson County mother secretly recorded alleged abuse of her nonverbal autistic son, prompting calls for “Semaj’s Law” to protect vulnerable students.

Fayette County School Board members plan to use contingency fund dollars before the fiscal year ends, though the exact amount needed has not yet been announced.

The Fayette County Board of Education approved the sale of land at Lexington Middle School to expand an educational plaza honoring abolitionists Lewis and Harriet Hayden. The board also reviewed proposals including a request to designate Tates Creek High’s IB programme as a gifted and talented option and rezoning plans for a new elementary…

Lexington is considering an ordinance that would ban drivers from stopping, standing, or parking in city bicycle lanes to improve cyclist safety and keep bike infrastructure clear.

Lexington is considering amendments to its animal care ordinance that would establish new penalties for pet owners who leave animals outside during extreme or unsafe weather conditions.

Kentucky’s youth showed improvement in only one of the four categories the annual Kids Count Data Book measures to determine health: the percentage of children and teens who are overweight or obese. This category showed a decrease in the…