Devine Carama, hip-hop artist and owner of the children's non-profit "Believing in Forever, Inc.," comes by the studio to tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about the 3rd Annual "A Coat to Keep the Cold Away" clothing drive that aims to keep children warm this winter.
ABC 36's Matt Groves sits down with Sara Weir and Traci Brewer to talk about an upcoming "coffee chat" hosted by the Down Syndrome Association of Central Kentucky where Weir will be speaking about the latest research into Down Syndrome.
Winter is coming up fast, and wearing the right things, can do wonders for getting through the colder months in good health. Nicole Perritore, from UK Extension, has a refresher course for Meteorologist Eric Burke.
ABC 36's Matt Groves welcomes Jeniffer Myatt and Lauren Monahan, with the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, to the studio, where they talk about an upcoming paper shred event aimed at improving a person's security while making the environment a greener and cleaner place to live.
Who doesn't want a cute, friendly, and talented french bulldog mix? Yeah, that's what I thought. Check out the amazing Pierre, brought in by Marcia Taylor, with the Woodford Humane Society, in this edition of "Pets Need Pals."
Sure, it's convenient, but Cyber Monday might not be the end-all be-all of Christmas shopping. Jennifer Hunter shares some red flags with Meteorologist Eric Burke.
Love him or hate him, Steve-O definitely knows how to draw attention. He stops by the studio to tell ABC 36's Matt Groves about his upcoming appearances at Comedy Off Broadway.
Actresses Jamie Bradley and Tessa Miller talk to Elise Dolinar about their upcoming performances of "The Wizard of Oz: Young Performers Edition" at the Leeds Center for the Arts.
Hydee Hawkins and Coach Daniel Johnson come to the studio to tell Matt Groves about the upcoming Celebrate Basketball event that aims to honor veterans by helping them access important information on housing and employment.
It may not feel like it now, but colder weather is approaching. Show regular Katie Saltz, with Baby Bump Lexington, has some clothing items that will protect your child from the chill in style.
It's no secret: wedding planning is stressful! That's where Bridal Bliss comes in, with a new magazine packed with ideas and recommendations, so you won't have to sweat the small stuff.
Amy Scarboro and Brenda Riddle tell ABC 36's Christine Winter about the Hope 4 Tomorrow 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run that raises funds for the Hope 4 Tomorrow Children's Home in Guatemala.
Ashley Baber, with the Lexington Humane Society, brings "Mozzarella," a beagle-terrier mix, to meet ABC 36's Matt Groves in this edition of "Pets Need Pals".
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar welcomes Erin Endicott to the studio, who talks about the state of adoption in Kentucky during National Adoption Awareness Week.
Comedian Pablo Francisco joins ABC 36's Matt Groves in the studio to talk about his upcoming appearances at Comedy Off Broadway.
Doctors Lorne Dechtenber and Stephanie Rose come by the studio to tell ABC 36's Christine Winter about The Bluegrass Opera's upcoming production of "Just So: Two of Tegumai's Tales".
Heather Clary, with the Better Business Bureau, sits down with Meteorologist Elise Dolinar to talk about an upcoming free shred day, and how participating in the event can be an important step in preventing identity theft.
While a crackdown in India removed an operation trucking in scam IRS calls in the United States, it doesn't mean that the scam will disappear entirely. Heather Clary, with the Better Business Bureau offers a refresher course in recognizing the hallmarks of a phony IRS phone scam.
Meteorologist Eric Burke and Hunter Lisle, with Arthur Murray Dance Studio, look back over week 8 of the Dancing With the Stars competition.
Mason Phelps, Jr., with the National Horse Show Association, stops by the studio to visit with Doug High, and preview the attractions visitors will see at the National Horse Show running from November 1st though the 6th.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - Meteorologist Eric Burke sits down with Janet Felts, from the Scott County Humane Society, who brought " " with her in today's edition of "Pets Need Pals."