Proposed ordinance would outlaw drag racing on Lexington streets. See what would be banned.

The draft ordinance allows law enforcement to impound vehicles and fine owners up to $4,500 in some cases.

Aaron Mudd Aug 7, 2026

Lexington needs thousands of housing units. A local church is helping to fill the gap for seniors

For years, Woodland Christian Church faced mounting maintenance costs and declining membership. Now, it's home to 38 units of affordable housing through a project its lead pastor called "a true resurrection story."

Aaron Mudd Aug 5, 2026

Energy & Environment

Planning Commission advises against large-scale solar on Lexington farmland. What's next?

Lexington's Planning Commission recommended against proposed rule changes that would allow large-scale solar projects in agricultural zones. Council will have the final say.

Aaron Mudd Jul 12, 2026

Proposed ordinance would outlaw drag racing on Lexington streets. See what would be banned.

Lexington needs thousands of housing units. A local church is helping to fill the gap for seniors

Planning Commission advises against large-scale solar on Lexington farmland. What's next?

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Proposed ordinance would outlaw drag racing on Lexington streets. See what would be banned.

Lexington needs thousands of housing units. A local church is helping to fill the gap for seniors

Planning Commission advises against large-scale solar on Lexington farmland. What's next?

Unlicensed Lexington short-term rentals owe thousands in fines. What is the city doing to collect?

Short-term rental listings have declined in Lexington. What rules has the city added in recent years?

Council advances proposed developer fees to pay for Lexington's growth. How do they work?

Who should pay for Lexington's growth? Committee to consider new developer 'privilege fees'

Where does Lexington's new Government Center stand? Council gets an update this week

Council approves Mayor's proposed budget. What's next?

Council temporarily halts data center development in Fayette County

Civic Assembly's charter proposals clear key Council hurdle

Participatory budgeting promises residents direct control over public money. Could it work in Lexington?