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Strong-to-severe storms possible Thursday
Meteorologist Dillon Gaudet has the latest in your ABC 36 Storm Team forecast
After state record rainfall early Wednesday in western Kentucky, we are tracking the potential for severe weather for our portion of the state. Strong-to-severe storms will be possible during the afternoon and evening hours. Damaging wind gusts and isolated large hail will be the primary threats. Localized flooding will also be possible and there is a low-end threat tornado threat….
A break from the unsettled and active weather pattern is on the horizon
Overcast skies kept things quiet Thursday but more strong to severe storms are possible Thursday ahead of a cold front.
It was a much quieter day of weather across Central and Eastern Kentucky on Wednesday, especially compared to the stormy and active day we had to deal with Tuesday. The low to mid-level clouds cover kept things overcast much of the day holding afternoon highs into the upper 70s and low 80s in most locations. Those clouds were associated with…
Say goodbye to Hanna!
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The inspiring story of Ray Davis
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Hear about the Hops & Vine festival.
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The Good Feet Store’s District Manager Rick O’dNeal
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Sandwiches gyros and more from Ruby’s café & marketplace
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Find out why Amy Carrington Stout is a woman worth talking about
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More storms from time to time heading into the late week
After a few rounds of heavy rain producing storms, we've got a few more days before we catch a break from the active weather pattern
Mother Nature was definitely active on Tuesday across Central and Eastern Kentucky with an early morning round of storms which was a bit of a wake-up call for some folks in the middle of the night, then followed suit with a second round into the afternoon hours. Both rounds contained gusty to damaging winds, lots of lightning, heavy rain and…
Celebrate the life of Secretariat.
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Pioneer Playhouse brings Broadway to the bluegrass.
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SLANG SCHOOL Explores Modern Slang Terms and We Meet Contributors Hannah Hamelback and Mason King
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Mom to Mom shows us how to paint with water guns
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Learning about responsible tech usage
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National sour candy day for Tuesday Trivia
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UK Men’s basketball has come together as a unit at the GLOBL JAM
LEXINGTON, KY (WTVQ)- Sunday night in Toronto the University of Kentucky men’s basketball team put on a show for the nation. The ‘Cats representing the United States in the GLOBL JAM finished the tournament 4-0 and won the gold medal game versus Canada on cruise control. The ‘Cats shot 48% from the field in the four games and were…
Bank experts talk debit card fraud
LEXINGTON, Ky (WTVQ)- It’s a problem that just seems to be getting worse and there doesn’t seem to be a clear answer on how to fix it. Debit cards being used by strangers. We’re on your side with a look at why it’s happening to so many of us. “Debit card and credit card fraud is as abundant as ever,”…
Typical July weather pattern stays in place with daily storm chances
Looking down the road we may squeeze out a dry and pleasant weekend for this time of the year
It was a cloudy, hazy and occasional damp start to the week Monday across Central and Eastern Kentucky as a few waves of weakening showers moved through early in the day followed by another hazy afternoon sky thanks to more smoke from the Eastern Canada wildfires drifting down into the region late in the weekend. Temperatures topped out into the…
Eugenia Johnson-Smith shares the midway museum’s new African American history book.
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Lexington Humane Society’s Hannah Ferrell Brings Wexler to the Studio
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