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Lexington council adds $3.2 million for 10 new positions, infrastructure fund - Vimarsana News

Lexington council adds $3.2 million for 10 new positions, infrastructure fund

Lexington considers $538 million budget, the largest in city’s history. It includes no tax increases and a 3% raise for employees not covered by union contracts.

Source: yahoo.com
Lexington may soon become fourth KY city to ban sales of puppies, cats in pet stores - Vimarsana News

Lexington may soon become fourth KY city to ban sales of puppies, cats in pet stores

Other Kentucky cities that have passed similar bans include Louisville, Radcliff and Elizabethtown.

Source: yahoo.com
Lexington to pay $1.6 million for license plate cameras. It's not 'a boogeyman,' chief says - Vimarsana News

Lexington to pay $1.6 million for license plate cameras. It's not 'a boogeyman,' chief says

The cameras have been controversial. Some have worried the cameras would be placed in minority neighborhoods, while Lexington police have said they are placed throughout the city based on crime data.

Source: yahoo.com
Lexington may soon become fourth KY city to ban sales of puppies, cats in pet stores - Vimarsana News

Lexington may soon become fourth KY city to ban sales of puppies, cats in pet stores

Other Kentucky cities that have passed similar bans include Louisville, Radcliff and Elizabethtown.

Source: aol.com
Lexington bans discrimination against renters who use vouchers. City could face roadblocks - Vimarsana News

Lexington bans discrimination against renters who use vouchers. City could face roadblocks

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council move comes as Kentucky’s legislature is moving to stop local governments from enacting such bans.

Source: yahoo.com