The Lexington NAACP is co-sponsoring the Save Your Vote Rally to be held this Tuesday, July 6 at 6 pm. Please join us to fight against...

Kentucky received $85.4 million from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 to create the Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) program. This...

This year, Community Action Council’s Board of Directors has designated Friday, June 18th as an agency holiday. The following day,...

The Office of the Fayette County Sheriff is announcing a program to help citizens with outstanding Fayette County warrants for nonpayment...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — As more students return to the classroom, school district officials are brainstorming ways to reverse some of the...

In June 2020, we were asked by Mayor Linda Gorton to assist her office with organizing a Commission to address systemic racism in this...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — New data collected by the NAACP of Lexington and partners concluded that Fayette County Public Schools...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – A search committee is “well underway” in its search for a new Fayette County Schools superintendent with a...

Kentucky Housing Corporation has released the following statement regarding applying for rent and utility assistance: Rent, Utility...

Message from the Carnegie Center: We miss gathering with you for family events such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Our programs...

King Legacy Youth Summit -- Sunday, 1/17/21 3-4:30 pm EST This virtual summit is an opportunity for youth in our local community and...

The Lexington Fayette Urban County Government and University of Kentucky will come together to once again co-sponsor the Dr. Martin...

“The Vote is the most important non-violent tool we have.” The Honorable Congressman John Lewis During the first presidential candidates’...

The NAACP mourns the passing of Congressman John Lewis, a resounding civil rights giant.

The University of Kentucky College of Education and the NAACP are launching a groundbreaking collaboration.

Local NAACP and Zeta Rho chapter of Theta Chi at the University of Kentucky celebrated local civil rights advocates.

Board members of Lexington's NAACP branch are frustrated by specific actions they claim have been taken by the police department.

PRESS RELEASE: Branch 3097 addresses police abuse of protesters and their leaders in Lexington.