Stu Johnson

The treatment for ear infections in young Kentucky children could undergo some modification over time. With repeated ear infections come the possibility of inserting tubes in the ear.

Lexington residents will have another opportunity to get involved in backyard composting in 2025. A City organizer sees great potential for ramping up compost users in the years ahead.

WEKU | By Stu Johnson Published October 28, 2024 at 9:04 PM EDT Facebook LinkedIn Email

When asked about the overall housing needs in eastern Kentucky, you might find a variety of opinions. But, where consensus is usually found is the realization that the flood in the summer of 2022 significantly increased the need.

What’s become almost an age-old topic at Lexington City Hall got further discussion Tuesday. The matter IS City Hall and where will the home of government be in the years ahead.

Lexington Council considering fund balance spending-10-29-24

Almost 12 million in matching dollars are going to 19 education and training providers, in partnership with regional medical employers. It’s the first allocation in a targeted state effort to boost healthcare workforce numbers.

A great deal of attention this fall in Kentucky has centered on Amendment Two on the ballot. It pertains to the use of public education funds for private school tuition. Amendment One will also state a question. It seeks to change the Commonwealth’s Constitution to specifically state one must be a legal citizen to vote in Kentucky. Bill Co-Sponsor Senator Greg Elkins said Secretary of State Michael Adams testified that it was not an issue at this time.

The Lexington-Fayette County Planning Commission has given final approval to an Urban Growth Management Master Plan.

Fourth District Council Representative Brenda Monarrez has asked the Kentucky Court of Appeals to vacate an emergency protective order.