A diverse group of Lexingtonians is organizing a hand-holding event dubbed "Hands Across-Stand Together" they hope will spur a sense of unity in the city — and beyond.

In this week's episode, we chat with Addrian Bryant about the Sept. 5 public hearing on the potential FCPS tax increase, making Code Enforcement appeals more user-friendly, and several other topics.

Commerce Lexington has expressed disappointment after the Fayette County Public Schools Board chose to consider a tax hike, despite recommendations against it.

Workers at BlueOval SK, an electric vehicle battery manufacturer, will vote on forming a union at a plant in Kentucky this week.

After a decade of planning and fundraising, the ribbon has been cut and Gatton Park on the Town Branch welcomed the community to explore the outdoor recreation space that was once a parking lot behind Rupp Arena.

Lexington city officials are not planning on removing or covering a rainbow crosswalk in downtown. Questions about the crosswalk arose after a similar addition was painted over in Orlando, Florida.

The homegrown festival will host 37 musicians and music groups on 18 different porches throughout Lexington’s Kenwick neighborhood.

Mayor Linda Gorton has appointed University of Kentucky Administrator Lisa Higgins-Hord to fill a vacant seat on the Urban County Council.

The Colonels have begun their first week of the fall semester. WUKY's Karyn Czar sits down one-on-one with EKU President and Alum, Dr. David McFaddin to talk about the 2025-26 academic year.

The stage is set for the lineup of performers that will help celebrate the grand opening tomorrow of Gatton Park on the Town Branch - a space that's being billed as downtown Lexington's new backyard, front porch, and living room - all rolled into one. WUKY's Alan Lytle talks with Gatton Park Conservancy Allison Lankford.