Tenant and Landlord advisory boards formed in Lexington
WEKU | By Stu Johnson Newly formed landlord and tenant advisory boards will be offering advice to housing officials within Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government. It’s viewed as progress by one...
56-unit townhome development proposed across from Lexington’s historical Cadentown neighborhood
LEXINGTON, KY — A proposed 56-unit townhome development across from Lexington’s historic Cadentown neighborhood is moving through the Planning Commission’s approval process, with staff review due by August 23,...
Lexington council to consider 4% increase in property tax revenue
LEXINGTON, KY – The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council is preparing for a critical work session on Tuesday, where they will discuss the implications of Kentucky Revised Statute (KRS) 132.020 and ad valorem...
Lexington’s Woodland Park Restrooms: A Symbol of Progress or Missed Opportunity?
by Paul Oliva, Web Editor LEXINGTON, Ky. — The ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 17, 2022, marked a new era for Woodland Park as Mayor Linda Gorton, Councilmember Hannah LeGris,...
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Releases Agenda for Upcoming Council Work Session
LEXINGTON, KY – The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government has released the agenda for the upcoming Urban County Council Work Session scheduled for Tuesday, August 15, at the Council Chamber...
Lexington’s Unsheltered Crisis: One councilmember’s call for dignity and action
LEXINGTON, KY – On Thursday, Councilmember Tayna Fogle met with a local reporter at Third Street Stuff off North Limestone. The meeting, however, took an unexpected turn when Brenda...
Behind the Facade: The perverse media feedback loop shaping public perception in Lexington
by Paul Oliva, Web Editor Lexington, Kentucky, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, presents an image of prosperity and charm. However, beneath this carefully curated facade, there...
Medicaid Renewal Process a Barrier for Kentuckians Struggling with Housing
by Nadia Ramlagan, Public News Service Medicaid benefits can help people stay housed or get connected to resources that can help them find housing. And experts say the state’s...
Lexington rental market sees yearly increase amidst a national slowing trend
LEXINGTON, Ky. – With a tight housing market turning many potential home buyers into renters, recent data has revealed some good news. As a national trend, rent increases across...
Segregated Lexington: Then and what now?
by Jacalyn Carfagno, Kentucky Lantern LEXINGTON — On Friday, May 17, 1907, the Lexington Leader ran an ad promoting a new subdivision. “Mentelle Park is the only perfectly appointed...