Lexington crews make progress as winter storm response continues, mayor saysLEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — Lexington leaders say the city is turning a corner in its winter storm recovery, with road conditions improving across major routes and crews now working deeper into neighborhoods. Mayor Linda Gorton and city officials shared an update Wednesday, calling the response an “all hands-on deck” effort as the city continues battling ice and bitterly cold temperatures. “While Lexington continues to battle ice and an extended period of bitter cold temperatures, city road crews have made significant progress, and the work continues,” Gorton said. Even though the city’s state of emergency expired Wednesday morning, officials say crews remain focused on treating roads and restoring normal operations as quickly and safely as possible. Police, fire crews remain busyAccording to the Lexington Police Department, officers have been responding nonstop to storm-related calls.