While police say the victims in the shootings appear to have non-life threatening injuries, so far, no arrests have been made
Deadly crash around 1 P.M. on I-64E in Montgomery County closed the interstate for several hours.
54-year old Gordon McKinney went missing May 9, 2022, according to KSP.
Investigators say Cody Kirk and Cameron Speigle confessed to breaking-in to the old Sadieville School and setting it on fire.
They were seen driving an older model black or dark color SUV that had a trailer attached.
31-year old Tonisha Hendrickson was sentenced to 10-years and ordered to pay restitution, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Lexington Public Library returns to a full schedule of in person summer programming. Tuesday marks the start of the summer programming..going through June and July. The summer festivities kicked off at the Northside Branch Library with a petting zoo, book giveaways, and more fun activities for the family. According to Library officials, along with the…
BULLITT COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Bullitt County Sheriff’s Office is looking for armed and dangerous suspects involved in a shooting Monday morning. According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called Monday around 8:20 a.m. to the 1700 block of Pitts Point Road, where two women were found shot on the side of the roadway by a passerby. The Sheriff’s…
NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Kentucky Horse Racing community is mourning, following the loss of one of it’s most storied members Sarah Ramsey, a top thoroughbred breeder and owner, has passed away. Ramsey raced multiple breeder’s cup and derby winners, including 2014’s California chrome. Union College says Ramsey was a big supporter of the college, her name is on the…
Folks across Central and Eastern Kentucky were sweating it out during the final day on May thanks to more sunshine, highs in the upper 80s and less wind than Monday, which made it feel a tad bit muggy! You could see a little haze in the air looking toward the horizon as the moisture increased a bit with the south…
Thirty-six single parents graduated with post-secondary degrees and certificates.
Report standing water by calling health department’s Environmental Health section at 859-231-9791.
Projects include extension of Legacy Trail, streetscape and viaduct project in Georgetown and construction of a splash pad in Sadieville.
Temperatures will once again push the upper 80s and low 90s on Tuesday to close out the month of May. Dew points will be climbing into the upper 60s as well. This will make it start to feel muggy and uncomfortable to those sensitive to the heat and humidity. Another mild overnight is anticipated with lows only falling into the…
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit aimed at blocking the relocation of the graves, but cemetery supporters haven’t given up their fight.
After a beautiful Memorial Day weekend across Central and Eastern Kentucky it appears the warm and dry weather will hang around as we close out May and kick off June. It was definitely a warm holiday as most locations across Central and Eastern Kentucky reached the mid to upper 80s thanks to beautiful sunshine across the region. High pressure will…
Danielle Smoot, whose son is a junior in the band, calls it “an experience of a lifetime”.
Gyms across the country host the grueling workout, fundraiser for scholarships for veterans.
JESSAMINE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Memorial day, a day of remembrance and reflection honoring the brave men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice — their life — to keep us safe. Camp Nelson National Cemetery in Jessamine County held the first public tribute since 2019, honoring Medal of Honor recipients buried there. “This is the idea of America. That…
The coroner identified the victim as 61-year old Muriel Penix.
AAA reports Lexington’s average Monday was $4.21 a gallon, compared to $2.97 a year ago.
Every Monday from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. the public is invited to walk or run the 1.5 or 3-mile route.
John Johnson, who goes by “Grandmaster Jay,” was convicted in connection to an incident in Louisville two years ago.
Thousands of boaters took to the lakes and waterways this holiday for the “unofficial” start of summer.