The city of Lexington has some serious money concerns because of a computer glitch.
A software program has been malfunctioning since June causing a setback in production of financial reports,
So, there's no way to track how much money has been spent by various departments within the city.
Mayor Jim Newberry says a team of computer experts are working hard to fix the problem.
Officials of the Newberry administration say they can't say how long this will take to fix but the good news is the information is still there.
Now, they just have to find it.
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