House Republicans said Gov. Andy Beshear’s gas tax reduction and freeze will devastate road funding while providing minimal consumer relief, characterizing the move as politically motivated.
The Planning Commission Zoning Committee will consider five postponed zoning petitions June 4 involving proposed residential, commercial and warehouse development across Lexington.
The Urban County Council will hold a work session Tuesday to discuss the FY27 budget and downtown initiatives before key votes Thursday, when the budget receives its first reading and a Red Mile TIF expansion proposal gets a public hearing.

Gov. Andy Beshear has issued an executive order adding specific medical conditions to Kentucky’s medical marijuana eligibility list, characterizing the action as a clarification of existing law rather than an expansion.

Gov. Beshear signed an executive order Tuesday clarifying medical cannabis qualifying conditions and effectively adding 15 new conditions including ALS, Parkinson’s, HIV, sickle cell anemia, and fibromyalgia, potentially allowing over 400,000 additional Kentuckians to qualify.

The soldiers returning from victory in World War II launched a new era of American optimism. The country was united and the economy was strong. With the help of the G. I. bill, these veterans got jobs, bought homes and started families in record numbers. The resulting baby boom is the largest generation in…

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear signed an executive order Tuesday directing the Office of Medical Cannabis to issue an emergency regulation clarifying qualifying conditions for medical cannabis. In 2023, the legislature legalized medical marijuana for Kentuckians suffering from chronic illnesses including any type or form of cancer, chronic or severe pain, epilepsy or other intractable…
The General Government & Planning Committee meets Tuesday to review Lexington’s artificial intelligence policy and consider sustainability standards for LFUCG buildings.

All five members of Kentucky women’s golf’s NCAA Championship team, including three sophomores and two juniors, have committed to returning for the 2026-27 season under coach Golda Borst.

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government held a committee meeting to review its artificial intelligence policy, with council members expressing concerns about data privacy and the need for oversight as the city balances innovation with transparency.