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The city reported 24 homicides in 2023, which is only the third time in the past 10 years Lexington reported 24 or fewer annual homicides.

ONE Lexington Director Devine Carama has repeatedly said the city needs the help of the community to continue preventing violent crime.

ONE Lexington, the city’s initiative to end youth gun violence, shared its annual release with the community on Tuesday.

The biting cold did little to stop commemorations of Martin Luther King Jr. in Lexington on Monday. The theme was Unity Still a Dream 60 Years Later.

We hope you’ll meet someone new on this list and learn more about how they are expected to shape the next 12 months in Kentucky.

“With success comes responsibility, a responsibility to make sure the success that we are seeing reaches every single Kentuckian,” said Gov. Andy Beshear.

The director of ONE Lexington will also release his first ever book highlighting his hip-hop career in February.

Non-profit Believing in Forever Inc. wrapped up its annual coat drive with deliveries to schools across Kentucky on Thursday.

Thousands of Kentucky kids don't have a coat to keep them warm, and for the tenth year, a local non-profit is working with the community to help change that.

Supporting children’s emotional intelligence is critical in helping them develop the skills they need to navigate the world as young adults. One activist recently went viral for teaching young boys how to regulate their emotions.