This is after the missing person’s case that has been ongoing for several months came to a climax in the recent past in Laurel County where remains of a man believed to be Couch was found around I-75 Exit 49. The body was found Tuesday morning by a two-man search team which have been in […]

On that very night of September 14, 2024, we recorded a shooting incidence in the Biskoff Court area 700 an incidence that has since transformed into homicide investigation by the Lexington Police Department. According to the reports of shooting with a victim, officers were sent to the scene at 20:04 p. m. On preliminary arrival, […]

Currently, the University of Kentucky is planning major improvements in global presence and relations in terms of UK’s faculty and staff by broadening the GEA for theFall 2024 intake. Funded by the UK International Center, this program’s goal is to support professional development of University staff through offering all the tools and information they need […]

The city of Lexington is mourning the loss of one of its most talented young men, Patrick J. Mitchell, a talented artist/composer/performer and a community activist and whose contributions to arts and media will never be forgotten. Mitchell, who died on September 12th, was well loved among his peers, family and the public for his […]

An urban development plan for downtown Lexington has recently been put forth and has raised a lot of controversy among the citizens, the businessmen and the city authorities. The Urban County Council has presented the so-called “Lexington 2040 Vision” that provides for the further development of the city center with the construction of new high-rise […]

Lexington is well on its way to becoming the next big tech hub in the Midwest as plans for an innovation district in the middle of the city progress. The project christened LexTech Corridor plans to develop a 50-acre piece of land adjacent to the University of Kentucky into a hub of innovation comprising of […]

This has generated a lot of buzz in Lexington’s equestrian and business circles, Keeneland Association has announced plans to expand the historic racetrack and auction house. The multi-million dollar project which is expected to start next spring will further improve Keeneland’s infrastructure and will contribute to the establishment of the racetrack and sales complex as […]

With the heat wave that has been predicted by the meteorologists as the worst in the history of Lexington, the city officials and the residents are now trying to get ready for the hot days that are to come. The National Weather Service has put Central Kentucky under an excessive heat warning with temperatures predicted […]

In general, Lexington is already on the right path toward sustainable urban development for a mid-sized American city, or at least a city that is making strides for a green future. The environmental initiative of the city is underlined by major projects and goals introduced to decrease the overall emission rate and improve the population’s […]

The new generation of sports personalities is gradually developing in Lexington and many people are showing interest in the various disciplines in athletics. High school grounds to college courts, coaches and supporters have a positive expectation that the local talent will triumph and represent the country at large. The passion is there, rising with greater […]