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UPDATE: Man killed in house fire identified, Franklin County coroner

A man died in a house fire on Bradley Street in Franklin County.

January 27, 2022

Maddie McQueen,

UPDATE 6:50 P.M. JANUARY 27, 2022 FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – According to the Franklin County Coroner, Anthony Graham, 63, was the victim of the house fire on Bradley Street. The coroner says Graham died from smoke inhalation and was pronounced dead just after 4 A.M. The Franklin County coroner says the fire is an ongoing investigation by fire investigators, Frankfort…

UPDATE: 24-year-old charged with murder in Jan. 7 shooting death

Man was shot on Cantrill Drive

January 27, 2022

Justin Walker,

Man was shot on Cantrill Drive

Paintsville man accused of sneaking into 16-year old girl’s bed, touching her

45-year old Adam Conley is described as a total stranger by the reported victim

January 27, 2022

Tom Kenny,

45-year old Adam Conley is described as a total stranger by the reported victim, according to Paintsville Police.

Traffic stop, home search lead to meth, fentanyl, weapons

Jpoint investigation by Perry County Sheriff, KSP

January 27, 2022

Steve Rogers,

Jpoint investigation by Perry County Sheriff, KSP

Kentucky Equine Education Project spreads awareness to Legislators

The primary goal of keep is to advocate for the industry and bring awareness.

January 27, 2022

Kaitlyn Shive,

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Horse industry officials gathered in Frankfort Thursday for the annual ‘KEEP’ day Kentucky Equine Education Project event. KEEP day is a way for the organization and those in the industry to speak to legislators about the importance of horses to legislative districts and the States economy. Whether it be about tourism and recreation, racing, or non…

UPDATE: Fire investigators ask for public’s help in business fire

Suspect caught on security camera

January 27, 2022

Erica Bivens,

Suspect caught on security camera

UPDATE: Residents react to vaccine incentive plan

Mayor Robert Blythe broke a tie to approve the measure

January 26, 2022

Tom Kenny, Maddie McQueen,

Mayor Robert Blythe broke a tie to approve the measure, according to the Richmond Register.

Kyana Interview With Jennifer Wiseman & John Lyon 1 26 2022 G.d.k.

Kentucky Association of Nurse Anesthetists (KyANA): 01-26-22

January 26, 2022

Brennan Dockery,

Jennifer Wiseman, DNP, APRN, CRNA – President of the Kentucky Association of Nurse Anesthetists (KyANA) and John Lyons, MSN, APRN, CRNA – President-Elect of the Kentucky Association of Nurse Anesthetists joins us on Good Day Kentucky. Since 2000, the last week of January has been a time to honor the heroic work of America’s Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs)…

Kentucky educators talk concerns, opportunities surrounding online SAT

Starting in 2024, the SAT will be offered only online, but will still require the test to be taken at a school or test center.

January 26, 2022

Annie Brown,

RICHMOND, Ky. (WTVQ) – Gone are the days of ‘No. 2’ pencils and getting pencil dust on your hand: the SAT will be completely online in the United States in 2024. According to area educators, standardized test-taking has been undergoing big changes, in no small part due to the pandemic: many colleges and universities chose to make providing a standardized…

Cold Tonight. Some Snow Ahead

January 26, 2022

wtvq_staff,

With a light wind Thursday morning, we will feel wind chills 0-10°. Thursday looks decent. Milder, but a good southwest breeze to add a chill. Friday looks like light snow across the area. Overall, a cold, and continued dry week. Tonight: Mostly clear and cold. Our low near 10. Winds light. Thursday: Partly sunny and a high of 40. Thursday…

UPDATE: No criminal charges against former sheriff’s deputy

Deputy Sergeant Nathan Doty was terminated two years after an incident involving excessive force.

January 26, 2022

Maddie McQueen,

UPDATE 3:45 P.M. JANUARY 26, 2022 FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – According to former Deputy Nathan Doty’s counsel, there are no criminal charges against Doty from the Commonwealth’s Attorney and no pending trial. ORIGINAL POST FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – A Franklin County Sheriff’s deputy was fired Tuesday over the use of excessive force in an incident that happened two years ago…

Report: Chris Mack may have coached his last game at Louisville

Seth Davis of The Athletic reports Mack is negotiating a separation agreement with the school

January 25, 2022

Tom Kenny,

Seth Davis of The Athletic reports Mack is negotiating a separation agreement with the school.

Sprinkler system contains downtown apartment blaze: Fire Department

No injuries reported, cause under investigation

January 25, 2022

Steve Rogers,

People who live in three apartments had to find a temporary place to stay because of water damage to the units, according to the fire department.

Lexington-Fayette Animal Care and Control respond to ‘fowl’ call

Report of duck with head frozen in water

January 25, 2022

Erica Bivens,

Frozen birds turned out to be decorations

Georgetown man living off-the-grid fights with city to keep home

City tries to walk delicate balance between health and safety and property rights

January 25, 2022

Danielle Saitta,

City tries to walk delicate balance between health and safety and property rights

70-year-old woman dies in downtown crash

Accident happened about 11:15 a.m. at Rose and Maxwell in Lexington

January 25, 2022

Steve Rogers,

Accident happened about 11:15 a.m. at Rose and Maxwell streets.

Supporting Ukraine causing controversy among veterans

Veteran organizations say vets have mixed reaction to the possibility of sending troops to eastern Europe.

January 25, 2022

Maddie McQueen,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Some veteran organizations are keeping a close eye on the escalating tension between Russia and Ukraine, saying the possibility of sending U.S. troops has created some controversy. Organizations like Veterans Club INC. and Lady Veterans Connect have been talking with Kentucky vets about the possibility of sending troops to help in the Russia-Ukraine crisis and there’s…

KYEM: Western KY rebuilding ahead of schedule

Senator Mitch McConnell joined KYEM and FEMA to talk western KY.

January 25, 2022

Maddie McQueen,

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Senator Mitch McConnell joined Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM) as well as FEMA to talk about the progress of rebuilding western Kentucky. Emergency management director Michael Dossett says thanks to quick help from FEMA, western Kentucky is ahead of the curve in terms of getting back on its feet. McConnell says he has his eye out for…

Another Cold and Dry Night Ahead.

January 25, 2022

wtvq_staff,

Expect a bit chillier day Wednesday, with more sun though. With a light wind Wednesday and Thursday mornings, we will feel wind chills 0-10°. Thursday looks decent by the afternoon though. Friday looks like light snow across the area. Overall, a cold, and continued dry week. Tonight: Mostly clear and cold. Our low near 12. North winds around 5. We…

Lexington Jewish leaders react to Robert Kennedy Jr’s comments about Anne Frank, vaccine mandates

January 24, 2022

Justin Walker,

LEXINGTON, Ky (WTVQ)- Jewish leaders are speaking out against the words that anti-vaccine activist Robert Kennedy, Jr made Sunday during a protest against COVID-19 vaccine requirements. Kennedy compared vaccine mandate laws to what Anne Frank went through during the Holocaust. “When you choose to take a story like that, and use it for other purposes, use it for political purposes…

Free N95 masks available at Meijer in Lexington

First free N95 masks have arrived at U.S. pharmacies

January 24, 2022

Erica Bivens, Justin Walker,

Up to three free masks are available to every person in the U.S.

Man charged with rape after incident in Corbin

Knox deputies say suspect tried to run from them

January 24, 2022

Steve Rogers,

Knox deputies say suspect tried to run from them

Local hospitals impacted by latest surge

Lexington hospitals held a panel Monday to discuss Omicron impacts.

January 24, 2022

Maddie McQueen,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Hospitals around Lexington addressed how the latest surge of the Coronavirus and Omicron is impacting them amid ongoing staffing shortages. Hospitals say unlike other businesses facing a lack of employees, they can’t close their doors to the public. Early in the pandemic, areas with high numbers of COVID cases could call in help from other states,…

Firefighters train for ice rescues

Lexington firefighters had the annual ice rescue training Monday.

January 24, 2022

Maddie McQueen,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – This time of year, freezing temperatures can ice over ponds and lakes in the area, which police say can be dangerous for people daring to venture onto it. It’s why Lexington firefighters train for icy rescues. According to the Lexington fire department, it takes about two inches of ice to support most people on frozen bodies…

A man died in a house fire on Bradley Street in Franklin County.

Man was shot on Cantrill Drive

45-year old Adam Conley is described as a total stranger by the reported victim

Jpoint investigation by Perry County Sheriff, KSP

The primary goal of keep is to advocate for the industry and bring awareness.

Suspect caught on security camera

Mayor Robert Blythe broke a tie to approve the measure

Starting in 2024, the SAT will be offered only online, but will still require the test to be taken at a school or test center.

Deputy Sergeant Nathan Doty was terminated two years after an incident involving excessive force.

Seth Davis of The Athletic reports Mack is negotiating a separation agreement with the school

No injuries reported, cause under investigation

Report of duck with head frozen in water

City tries to walk delicate balance between health and safety and property rights

Accident happened about 11:15 a.m. at Rose and Maxwell in Lexington

Veteran organizations say vets have mixed reaction to the possibility of sending troops to eastern Europe.

Senator Mitch McConnell joined KYEM and FEMA to talk western KY.

First free N95 masks have arrived at U.S. pharmacies

Knox deputies say suspect tried to run from them

Lexington hospitals held a panel Monday to discuss Omicron impacts.

Lexington firefighters had the annual ice rescue training Monday.

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