Lexington-Fayette News Archives

Lexington, KY - The Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority today approved Tax Increment Financing for the proposed $190 million Lexington Distillery District.

Columbia Gas customers will soon see a slight increase in their monthly bills as the result of a decision Monday by the Kentucky Public Service Commission.

A Lexington police officer has filed two federal lawsuits against the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, alleging in the first that the city violated state law and the Fair Labor Standards Act and in the second that the city retaliated against him for filing the first suit.

Lexington-Fayette County Health Department officials said the special H1N1 clinic for children with chronic health conditions will be moved to another location.

Lexington kids with chronic underlying health conditions will get the first shot at H1N1 flu shots.

A nurse with the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department was in court Wednesday to face a laundry list of sex charges stemming from her alleged relationship with an underage relative.

University of Kentucky College of Agriculture's Nancy Cox will be one of Kentucky's visionaries and innovators honored at Bluegrass Tomorrow's 20th Anniversary Vision Awards/InnoVision Breakfast Oct.

A new study on Lexington's housing market shows an increasing demand for affordable housing, more rental space, higher-density housing and housing in more urban settings.

Local government in Fayette County has taken a step to keep residents informed about the H1N1 virus.

Lexflucrew.com is a Lexington-Fayette County Health Department resource available to the public.

The University of Kentucky has received its first doses of the H1N1 vaccine. Following Centers for Disease Control guidelines, UK HealthCare has identified priority areas to be the first to receive the vaccine, targeting health care providers and emergency personnel in this initial round.

A series of H1N1 vaccine clinics will be held, beginning in early November, for Fayette County residents.

Lexington residents wishing to fight the flu this fall will get their first shot at the H1N1 vaccine through a series of weekend clinics hosted by the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department starting Saturday, Nov.

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Kentucky experienced it second H1N1 related death this week, and as cases of the flu continue to increase, it is forcing many organizations such as schools and athletic teams to alter the way they conduct their business.

The convoluted history of Louisville's dangerous-dog ordinance took another turn on Friday when a federal judge upheld most of the law but declared one part unconstitutional.