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Parents react to continued mask mandate in Fayette County Schools

Friday, Fayette County Schools parent Brandon Clark says about ten parents rallied at Garrett Morgan Elementary to protest the ongoing mandate.

March 4, 2022

Annie Brown,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Parents are speaking out in response to the continued mandatory masking policies in Fayette County Schools. The school district is one of just a few left in the state with a universal masking policy. Fayette County Schools parent Brandon Clark helped to organize the ‘Unmask Our Kids’ rally on Friday morning at Garrett Morgan Elementary. He…

Warm, Wet & Windy

Warm and Windy Saturday. Warm, Wet and Windy Sunday

March 4, 2022

wtvq_staff,

Clouds will keep us mild tonight. We will warm quickly Saturday as the south winds kick and the skies clear. We finish out the weekend wet and warm. We expect to stay wet until late Monday night. Tonight: Cloudy and a mild low of 47. winds will veer ENE to south at 5-10 mph. Saturday: Becoming mostly sunny. A high…

Middle school principal suspended after video surfaces of one student hitting another

Lincoln County Middle School Principal Stacy Story is suspended with pay while the district investigates the incident

March 4, 2022

Tom Kenny,

Lincoln County Middle School Principal Stacy Story is suspended with pay while the district investigates the incident, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.

Public feedback requested for new park coming to Lexington

Plans for Davis Park released, survey available for feedback

March 4, 2022

Erica Bivens,

New park proposed on Oliver Lewis Way in Lexington

UPDATE: House passes bill to revamp Kentucky’s tax code

The proposed legislation would extend the state sales tax to a host of services

March 4, 2022

Tom Kenny,

The proposed legislation would extend the state sales tax to a host of services.

PICS: Support for Ukraine; homes, businesses lit-up in blue & yellow

Kentuckians showing support for Ukraine

March 4, 2022

Erica Bivens, Justin Walker,

Tag ABC 36 in your pictures.

Jewish community leaders respond to antisemitic remarks by Kentucky lawmakers

Rabbi Shlomo Litvin of the Kentucky Jewish Council says that education is the best way to stop the comments

March 3, 2022

Annie Brown,

Rabbi Shlomo Litvin of the Kentucky Jewish Council says that education is the best way to stop the comments.

Search Warrant: Accused killer had directions to victim’s home, family’s sleep schedules

Shannon Gilday is accused of murder in the shooting death of Jordan Morgan

March 3, 2022

Steve Rogers, Annie Brown, Maddie McQueen, Erica Bivens, Tom Kenny,

Shannon Gilday is accused of shooting and killing Jordan Morgan while she slept in her family’s home in Madison County.

Deaths remain high in daily COVID-19 report for Kentucky

New cases, positivity rate continue to decline

March 3, 2022

Erica Bivens,

Deaths remain high, total deaths approaching 14,000

UPDATE: Kentucky Derby Festival plans in-person return, names theme for 2022

BalloonFest, Thunder Over Louisville, other signature events back

March 3, 2022

Steve Rogers, Erica Bivens,

BalloonFest, Thunder Over Louisville, other signature events back

Former jail officer charged with using illegal force

Gregory Evans was a captain at the Madison County Detention Center

March 3, 2022

Tom Kenny,

Gregory Evans was a captain at the Madison County Detention Center.

Lexington police warn people not to leave valuables in vehicles, share safety tips

Don't leave valuables in vehicles, in plain sight

March 3, 2022

Erica Bivens,

Police say criminals target vehicles where valuables are left out

Are you Up-To-Date with your kids online activity? Here’s how you can be

Technology experts recommend that parents know whats going on on their kids screens while also establishing trust

March 3, 2022

Danielle Saitta,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – With technology constantly changing it can be tough for parents to keep track of what kids are up to, online, even for dad’s like Riley Rose who works in technology. “We waited until my daughter was 14 to allow her to have unsupervised use,” rose explained when asked about when he and his wife loosened some of…

UPDATE: Students react to arrest of Transylvania University police officer

Dustin Watkins charged with Rape 1st degree and arrested by KSP.

March 3, 2022

Erica Bivens, Kaitlyn Shive, Maddie McQueen,

Former deputy arrested in Lexington

UPDATE: Pro-choice advocates speak against KY anti-abortion bill passed in House

Kentucky lawmakers took a first step Tuesday toward putting more regulations on medication abortions

March 3, 2022

WTVQ Social, Kaitlyn Shive,

The legislation is House Bill 3.

A Chilly Night is Ahead

You Will Like the Weekend Temperatures More

March 3, 2022

wtvq_staff,

We should improve Friday with some more sun and a wind shift. Southwest winds will be whipping Saturday and will warm us into the 70s. That leads us to the end of our rain-free stretch early Sunday. Expect to stay wet until late Monday night. Tonight: Mainly clear and a chilly low of 30. Northeast winds 5-10 mph. Friday: Mostly…

Kentucky again tops South Central region for economic development projects

Site Selection’s Governor’s Cup shows Kentucky is #3 in country for qualifying projects per capita

March 3, 2022

Erica Bivens,

Kentucky again tops South Central region for economic development projects

Dancing with the Lexington Stars returns Saturday, April 30 at the Kentucky Castle

11th year for Rotary Club of Lexington fundraiser, benefitting Surgery on Sunday

March 3, 2022

Erica Bivens,

Biggest yearly fundraiser returns April 30 to the Kentucky Castle

Ate Hearing & Speech Center: Frankel Night 3 2 2022

The Hearing & Speech Center: “Frankel Night”

March 3, 2022

Brennan Dockery,

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UPDATE: KY American Water, NCFO Union reach 4-year contract agreement

Sixty-eight union employees were scheduled to strike at 11:59 p.m. Friday

March 3, 2022

Kaitlyn Shive, Tom Kenny,

Sixty-eight union employees were scheduled to strike at 11:59 p.m. Friday.

U.S. Supreme Court rules KY Attorney General can defend State’s abortion law

The U.S. Supreme Court Thursday ruled 8-1 in favor of allowing Attorney General Cameron to continue defending Kentucky's abortion law, House Bill 454.

March 3, 2022

Kaitlyn Shive,

UPDATE: FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) (12:06 P.M.)- According to ACLU Kentucky, the court did not address the constitutionality of the abortion ban. The organization says the ban will remain blocked as the proceeds before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. ACLU Kentucky releasing its own statement Thursday to the ruling: “Politicians in Kentucky are working overtime to force…

Woodford Humane With Beth Oleson And 5 Year Old Pit Bull "big Mack" 3 3 2022

Meet Big Mack from the Woodford Humane Shelter

5 year-old Pit Bull is now ready for adoption

March 3, 2022

Al Greenfield,

Categories: Featured, GDK Guests

Seven Ky Players In Nfl Combine 030222 5pm

Seven Kentucky players participating in the NFL Combine

Combine starts today at Lucas Oil Stadium

March 3, 2022

Al Greenfield,

Seven former Kentucky football players are gearing up for the 2022 NFL Combine starting today in Indianapolis. Wide-out Wan-Dale Robinson, Offensive Lineman Luke Fortner, Darian Kinnard and Dare Rosenthal, Defensive Lineman Bully McCall and Josh Pashchal and Safety Yusef Corker will show off their skills. Categories: Featured, Solid Blue, Sports

Amazon partnering with KY colleges to pay for front-line employees schooling

Amazon is partnering with Bluegrass Community and Technical College, Thomas Moore University, University of Kentucky and University of Louisville to provide fully-funded schooling for front-line employees.

March 3, 2022

Maddie McQueen,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ/PRESS RELEASE) – Thursday, Amazon announced partnerships with in-state colleges and universities to provide fully-funded college tuition to local front-line employees. In Kentucky, front-line employees will have access to: Bluegrass Community and Technical College Campbellsville University Elizabethtown Community and Technical College Gateway Community and Technical College Jefferson Community and Technical College Thomas Moore University University of Kentucky University…

Friday, Fayette County Schools parent Brandon Clark says about ten parents rallied at Garrett Morgan Elementary to protest the ongoing mandate.

Warm and Windy Saturday. Warm, Wet and Windy Sunday

Lincoln County Middle School Principal Stacy Story is suspended with pay while the district investigates the incident

Plans for Davis Park released, survey available for feedback

The proposed legislation would extend the state sales tax to a host of services

Kentuckians showing support for Ukraine

Rabbi Shlomo Litvin of the Kentucky Jewish Council says that education is the best way to stop the comments

Shannon Gilday is accused of murder in the shooting death of Jordan Morgan

New cases, positivity rate continue to decline

BalloonFest, Thunder Over Louisville, other signature events back

Gregory Evans was a captain at the Madison County Detention Center

Don't leave valuables in vehicles, in plain sight

Technology experts recommend that parents know whats going on on their kids screens while also establishing trust

Dustin Watkins charged with Rape 1st degree and arrested by KSP.

Kentucky lawmakers took a first step Tuesday toward putting more regulations on medication abortions

You Will Like the Weekend Temperatures More

Site Selection’s Governor’s Cup shows Kentucky is #3 in country for qualifying projects per capita

11th year for Rotary Club of Lexington fundraiser, benefitting Surgery on Sunday

Sixty-eight union employees were scheduled to strike at 11:59 p.m. Friday

The U.S. Supreme Court Thursday ruled 8-1 in favor of allowing Attorney General Cameron to continue defending Kentucky's abortion law, House Bill 454.

5 year-old Pit Bull is now ready for adoption

Combine starts today at Lucas Oil Stadium

Amazon is partnering with Bluegrass Community and Technical College, Thomas Moore University, University of Kentucky and University of Louisville to provide fully-funded schooling for front-line employees.

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