Rick Mcquady News Today

“Everyone deserves a safe, affordable home,” said Chris Dischinger, developer of The Alcove at Russell.

Lexington’s Urban County Council is choosing to open more land up for development.

Lexington is one of many cities nationwide experiencing the national housing crisis, so why aren't people creating more? In short, space and money.

Lexington city councilmembers voted Thursday to move forward with a controversial plan that would expand the city’s urban service boundary for the first time since 1996.

A new affordable housing complex for seniors 55 and older is filling up. It's located on Polo Club Lane in Hamburg.

"It's like every day diligently looking for affordable safe housing, and I emphasize safe because a lot of times when you're in the situation people think you should just take anything."

Community organization LPD Accountability is hosting a series of discussions to address areas of harm across Lexington.