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Voters in Harrison’s 3rd Ward will get a repeat of a heated commissioners race between incumbent Eric Bengel and newcomer Gary Hines. The Democrats competed in the spring for a four-year seat, with Bengel edging Hines by seven votes. Hines won the write-in nomination on the Republican ticket for the

The race for Harrison commissioner in the 3rd Ward appears to have come down to the slimmest of margins. Incumbent Eric Bengel eked out a victory for the Democratic nomination over opponent Gary Hines, according to unofficial results from the Allegheny County Elections Department. Bengel earned 213 votes to Hines’

Two Harrison residents well-known throughout the community will face off for the Democratic nomination for 3rd Ward commissioner. Gary Hines and Eric Bengel, both lifelong residents, are seeking the only available four-year term on the board. No other Harrison neighborhoods have contested races. Incumbent Chuck Dizard is running unopposed in

LexPark has added more security to some of their garages, and local businesses say they are hopeful it will make for a safer community.

Lexington’s new parking policy has been in effect since the start of the year, but business owners’ frustrations have only escalated in recent weeks.

The executive director of LexPark defended the agency's recent controversial increase in parking prices and expansion of enforcement hours during an Urban County Council meeting Tuesday, but the presentation left many city leaders and members of the public far from satisfied.

A new year will bring new prices at parking meters in downtown Lexington. As expected, not everyone is on board. LexPark says there are of course reasons for the increase.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (KT) – Get ready to dig as little deeper if you use metered parking in Lexington, as the Lexington & Fayette County Parking Authority (LFCPA) has announced increases

Some downtown parking space will be blocked off Friday, September 16 as part of LEXPARK's Park(ing) Day celebration.

Background Lexington is the second-largest city in Kentucky. Located in the heart of the state’s Bluegrass region, the city is known as the “Horse Capital of the World,” thanks to its rich history of horse racing and equestrian events.