Richmond's Planning Commission has hit the pause button on overnight shelter regulations, aiming for clearer definitions and more community input—what's next for local homelessness solutions?
Owsley County could be on the brink of a tourism boom with new off-road events and a proposed visitor tax that exempts locals while attracting visitors—could this transform the community?
Garrard County Board of Education just greenlit a $444,936 investment to upgrade high school athletic fields while also approving key contracts and policy updates!
Exciting developments are underway as the Muhlenberg County Board of Education approves major plans for a new auxiliary gym and early childhood center to enhance community facilities!
In a surprising move, the Board of Architecture Review has granted approval for a second-floor connector at 232 East Bell Court, defying staff recommendations and setting a new precedent for architectural design in historic neighborhoods.
Sheriff Bobby Jones reveals a troubling trend in Pulaski County: deputies are leaving for better pay and affordable family health insurance, raising concerns about public safety and response times.
Key decisions were made at the Woodford County Fiscal Court meeting, including a new parks lease, budget amendments, and exciting upgrades to the community stadium's sound system.
Concerns over road safety, drainage, and dam impacts have residents on edge as the Oldham County Technical Review Committee reviews the controversial Camden Ridge subdivision proposal.
Logan County just approved a major upgrade to its 911 system and multiple grants, aiming to enhance public safety and support vital community services.
Richmond City commissioners just made significant moves by promoting key personnel, awarding vital contracts, and distributing $50,000 in charitable grants to bolster community growth!
Hardin County Fiscal Court just approved crucial EMS staff additions and a $1.2 million budget amendment for vital equipment, while two key contracts await legal review.
Lexington has successfully utilized 97% of its $121 million American Rescue Plan allocation, driving significant investments in parks, affordable housing, and homelessness support, but there's still $3.6 million left to spend before the deadline!
Mercer County schools are taking a major step towards a $12–15 million athletic stadium that could transform the high school campus and host regional events!
The Georgetown City Council made crucial decisions on contracts, tax levies, and increased staffing for the 911 center—shaping the future of our community!
The historic City Hall renovation in Georgetown is racing towards its December finish, uncovering hidden treasures and navigating unexpected challenges along the way.
Lexington's Board of Adjustment made waves by approving some short-term rental applications while denying others amidst strong public opposition and compliance issues.
A new draft ordinance poised to regulate recovery residences has been advanced by Council Member Morton, promising a balanced approach to community concerns while supporting those in recovery.
Residents in Russell County are rallying against a massive 450-acre industrial solar project, fearing it could devastate property values, agriculture, and the environment.
Lexington's 2025 point-in-time count reveals a concerning 12% increase in homelessness, prompting urgent calls for expanded outreach and strategic planning.
Elizabethtown's gas rates haven't changed since 2012, and a consultant is now urging significant increases to prevent cash deficits and ensure the city's utilities remain viable.
Lexington City Council is making bold moves to transform infrastructure and enhance community living, from new electric lines to expanded housing options!
The Daviess County Fiscal Court took a significant step towards transparency by approving crucial minutes, paving the way for impactful discussions that directly affect the community's future.
Mercer County Schools is revolutionizing education by providing free supplies and covering college tuition, lifting the financial burden off families and setting students up for success.