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The Board of Architectural Review is scheduled to consider 31 projects across Lexington’s historic districts on Aug. 19, including staff approvals, formal Certificate of Appropriateness applications, and one conceptual review item.

Residents debate Flock camera privacy concerns, express frustration over unsolved mass shootings, seek tenant rights advice, and discuss community resources for sobriety and outdoor skills.

The Board of Architectural Review is scheduled to consider 30 projects across Lexington’s historic districts on August 19, ranging from routine maintenance to substantial structural work and new construction.

Kentucky legislators heard testimony on the rural health crisis, with national experts warning of hundreds of hospital closures and significant physician shortages while the state works to implement a new $213 million federal rural health transformation program.

Lexington traffic officials are considering improvements to the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, which addresses resident concerns about speeding on residential streets, including online request portals and streamlined voting methods.

The Lexington Urban County Council voted to amend a solar ordinance on Tuesday, allowing large-scale solar projects in certain agricultural zones under conditions including maintained agricultural production and environmental protections, after the Planning Commission had recommended against such projects.

University of Kentucky women’s basketball will host Morehead State on Nov. 2 in its season opener, led by returning All-American Clara Strack and a nationally ranked roster.

r/Lexington residents debate Steak ‘n Shake’s patriotic rebranding and sales surge, while expressing concern about a former council member’s bid to reclaim her seat despite an active protective order; homicide statistics and traffic safety also draw discussion.

Kentucky volleyball libero Molly Tuozzo prepares for her senior season looking to build on her leadership growth since her freshman year and chase a program ace record while helping the Wildcats pursue another championship run.

Kentucky announced the implementation of HB 485, mental health reform legislation that gives courts the option to order outpatient treatment instead of choosing only between hospitalization or release, following years of bipartisan collaboration among lawmakers and mental health stakeholders.