Beth Carrigg News Today

A press conference held by current Lexington County Council members had an unexpected visitor from one of their challengers.

Incumbent Lexington County Councilmembers say “dark money” from housing developers is behind campaign material backing their opponents ahead of the June 11 election.

Lexington Co. SC wants to limit growth amid a population boom. Residents have largely backed the restrictions, but a developer says "its bad public policy."

In a rural part of Lexington County, a spat between neighbors over a shooting range near a horse farm exemplifies growing pains as the countys population soars.

Towns fear the county’s new stance could leave some residents’ streets unserved and unmaintained.

Wednesday in Lexington County, leaders discussed a Pelion turkey shooting range following complaints from a resident who tells News 19 it's too close to her home.

Developers could have some more hoops to jump through when putting up new housing in Lexington County South Carolina.

Virtually all new residential development in Lexington County will now require a nod from area emergency departments, school districts and waste management.

Apartment developers could see further limits on where and what they can build in Lexington County. The County Council is considering capping complexes at 200 units in high-growth areas around

Under newly proposed restrictions, regulations like a minimum rental age and minimum nightly stay would be placed on short-term rentals without an owner living on site in unincorporated areas of