Change in police

I'm amber freeman.

Lexington leaders will start the discussion tuesday that could lead to change.

That's our top story at noon.

L3: top story white lexington-fayette urban county council met monday morning the urban council's public safety committee will hear tuesday from police administrators, the fraternal order of police and others in the first step of a review of department policies, the use of no-knock warrants and other procedure.

During a press conference this morning, members promised an indepth discussion to "fashion the concrete next steps" for change.

L3: top story white james brown councilmember cg: ""the streets are talking, people in our community are talking, and we all should be listening."

L3: top story white lexington-fayette urban county council met monday morning tuesday's meeting will be live streamed.

The entire council also will hold a meeting in the next few weeks to take input from the community.

That, too, will be live streamed.

We'll keep you updated on live stream information as we learn more.

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