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Lexington’s Public Art Commission is hosting a Public Art Workshop for artists and organizations interested in participating in the city’s public art projects.

Sidewalk construction will begin April 15 to improve pedestrian access and safety in surrounding neighborhoods.

U.S. Representative Andy Barr today announced a $10 million grant for the city’s Legacy Business Park.

Reforest the Bluegrass, Lexington’s annual tree-planting event, will celebrate its 25th anniversary Saturday, April 13.

UPDATE (5/9/2024): One person has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of Dennis Ruiz-Trujillo Jr., 18, that occurred on April 4, 2024.

Starting today and continuing through Sunday, residents can dispose of storm debris at no charge at the Haley Pike landfill.

Lexington residents are encouraged to be weather aware this afternoon, as more damaging storms are forecast.

UPDATE – April 15, 2024: The Kentucky State Police has authorized the Lexington Police Department to release the names and photos of the 3 officers involved in the officer-involved shooting that occurred April 2, 2024, on Regency Point Path.

Fayette County residents 50 and older are invited to learn more about their local government by enrolling in the 2024 Senior Intern Program.

The nation’s two top bond rating agencies have affirmed Lexington’s AA bond rating with a stable outlook.