Man Arrested for Handling Child Porn
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Hill Rise Drive Fire
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The Impact of House Bill 6
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The Good Day Crew Shows Us Their Talent with Painting and Valentine’s Trivia!
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Krystal Silverthorn of Kentucky Laser Hair Removal Has A Valentine’s Day Special!
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Nice conditions for Valentine’s Day
Meteorologist Dillon Gaudet has the latest in your full ABC 36 Storm Team forecast
Happy Valentine’s Day everyone, we have nice weather for the day ahead. Afternoon highs will reach the mid-50s for most under mostly sunny skies. A southwesterly breeze will arrive this afternoon and help bump up those temperatures. How about when you head out the door for those evening plans? Still staying nice with temperatures falling into the low 50s and…
Coalition voices effort to abolish the death penalty in Kentucky
(WTVQ) — Kentucky Senate bill 144 and House bill 38 are two of the bills hoping to abolish the death penalty during this legislative session. Last year a similar effort was made during the last legislative session to also abolish it. As the efforts continue, the Kentucky Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty says it is time for the state…
#22 Kentucky looking to bounce back versus Ole Miss
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Sweet forecast heading into Valentine’s Day
With more sunshine it should be a nice Wednesday with highs well into the 50s
It was all about location relative to the snow across Central and Eastern Kentucky early Tuesday with several of our southern and eastern counties being the “sweet spot” to pick up some light accumulations. While it took awhile to transition from the heavy rain of Wednesday evening over to snow, when it finally did it came down at a healthy…
Lexington remembers first black female firefighter, Lieutenant Brenda Cowan
February 13th marks 20 years since Lexington's first black female firefighter, Lieutenant Brenda Cowan was killed in the line of duty while out on an ems call.
Lexington, Ky (WTVQ): February 13th marks 20 years since Lexington’s first black female firefighter, Lieutenant Brenda Cowan was killed in the line of duty while out on an ems call. The city and the school named after her, continues to remember her legacy. In downtown Lexington, at Phoenix Park more than 100 law enforcement officers gathered to remember Cowan’s life….
The Horizons Act addresses early childhood education crisis
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) — Earlier today Senator Danny Carroll announced The Horizons Act, a $300 million-dollar childcare bill that aims to address the Commonwealth’s early childhood education crisis. “This transformational piece of legislation and the accompanying $150 million per year appropriation request will go a long way towards averting the impending crisis we are about to face,” Sen. Carroll said….
Callie Day is Our Woman Worth Talking About
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Let’s Talk Wild Egg
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Lets Talk to Lisa Woods from the Woodford Theater
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Arrest for Assault in Calhoun County
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Mom to Mom Creates A Weekly Dinner Menu Option Board
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Foreign Aid Package Passed By The Senate
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Att. Gen. Coleman sues Kroger for its alleged role in opioid crisis
BULLITT CO., Ky. (WTVQ) —- Attorney General Russell Coleman announced a lawsuit against Kroger on Monday, alleging they have a role in Kentucky’s opioid crisis. One of Coleman’s top priorities is fighting the drug epidemic. He says Kroger has made addictive substances “all too accessible” and failed to create a system to report suspicious activity or abuse. Also adding Kroger…
Kentuckians Chorus: Singing Valentine Quartet
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Kentucky Men’s Basketball drops to #22 in AP Poll
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Black History Month at Ashland: The Henry Clay Estate
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Lexington looks to create a better snow plan
Lexington, Ky (WTVQ): With snow expected to hit late tonight, starting At 8 p.m. Monday, crews will be out on the roadways, making sure high priority routes are clear. Nancy Albright, with Public Works says, “this is not expected to be a storm where we will attempt to clear every neighborhood street because mother nature will probably take care of…