Lexington

High winds caused some damage at the Lexington Farmers Market on Wednesday. Several tents were blown away and broken.

Demand is still largely outpacing supply in Lexington, experts say, even as markets cool nationwide.

It's expected to open in 2024.

Police say it happened Wednesday afternoon at the department’s K-9 training facility on Byrd Thurman Drive.

After an attack in downtown Lexington, family members are saying they want the people responsible held accountable.

The Lexington Sporting Club, the city’s new professional soccer team, said it has plans for nearly 150 acres of land just off of Newtown Pike, near the interstate.

Lexington’s Fourth of July festivities will return to their pre-COVID-19 format this year.

Lexington native and country music star Chris Stapleton has tested positive for COVID-19.

A Kentucky couple had a beary cool encounter Monday night

A Lexington man is in the hospital recovering from brain surgery after his family said three men jumped him and two friends.

The Lexington Sporting Club, the city’s new professional soccer team, said it has plans for nearly 150 acres of land just off of Newtown Pike, near the interstate.

Mayor Linda Gorton received 74 applications for citizen positions on the Police Disciplinary Review Board.

A major milestone in the construction of a new Lexington hospital was made Tuesday morning.

A citation says a deputy arrested Robert Okorley Monday night.

Neighbors questioned the Lexington Rescue Mission and its plans to relocate their main office and outreach to the area a the corner of Jefferson and W. Second streets near downtown.

After spending the weekend at Ashland - Henry Clay Estate, more than 160 life-sized fiberglass horses and foals are being moved into place. They’ll be scattered around town through the Breeders’ Cup in November.

The Fourth of July is just two weeks away. Ahead of holidays like Independence Day, it’s important to know your county's rules and regulations for fireworks.

The 10-day celebration kicked off with events over the weekend, including Juneteenth celebrations. SoulFeast highlights Black farmers, chefs and restaurants in central Kentucky.

More than 20 units responded to the scene of a structure fire in the 300 block of Aylesford Place.

Soon, the community will be able to find historic property records with information about enslaved people dating back to the late 1700s through 1865. At one time, downtown Lexington was the site of one of the biggest slave markets in the southeastern United States.

A judge declared a mistrial in the trial of a charged with murder in connection with a fatal shooting at a Lexington bar.

A semi-truck crashed into a moving horse trailer after running a red light at around 1:40 on Sunday afternoon.

One person has been pronounced dead after being hit by a car on Winchester Road at about 6:00 Saturday night.

Dozens of volunteers met up at the Kentucky River to help with clean-up.

Police are investigating an incident involving two juveniles carrying firearms Friday night.

Police said 62-year-old Byron Carter was last seen on June 15 around 9:00 p.m. in the 1000 block of Nicholasville Road.

SoulFeast Week highlights Black farmers, chefs and restaurants in central Kentucky.

It’ll be a long night ahead for those competing in Survive the Night.

Lexington Police have made an arrest in connection to an incident where an officer was injured.

Students from the Stewart Home and School in Frankfort worked together to create a horse for LexArt’s Horse Mania.