Anderson County Animal Control requesting help from public

Animal Control says for the past 72 hours it has been difficult on the team.

ANDERSON COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Emergency request from the Anderson County Animal Control. Animal Control says for the past 72 hours it has been difficult on the team. Animal Control has received 19 cats and there are many more that we will need to remove. Animal Control is asking for Foster’s or rescues that can possibly help in our time…

28-year-old arrested in Laurel County for fleeing police

The Laurel County Sheriff's Office has arrested a 28-year-old man in London for fleeing police.

LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a 28-year-old man in London for fleeing police. According to the Sheriff’s Office, deputies arrested Corey Goldsberry of East Maple Ave. London, Sunday afternoon at 12: 39 P.M. The arrest happened on Slate Lick Street in London after Goldsberry tried to flee from deputies in a black colored…

Road conditions slow down first responders

Slick roads can lead to slowed responses to emergencies.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Because of the Martin Luther King holiday, traffic is much lighter for the evening commute, which is a good thing following Sunday’s snow and ice. When roads are slick with snow and ice, it doesn’t just slow you down, but also first responders. “The first rule of arriving at a scene is you have to arrive…

Make-A-Wish Recipient is granted wish to travel on wheels

Family of six receives camper through hard work of Keeneland and Make-A-Wish

  LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – To lessen the stress, Lilly came to wish for a way to travel on wheels. It was a request that Make-A-Wish, with the help of Keeneland helped grant.  In October, Keeneland had its 14th annual Make-A-Wish day where Lilly and 9 other children with critical illnesses were given VIP treatment.  As the track rolled out…

New art exhibit coming to Lexington Art League

"Asian Fusion" exhibit set to open Friday, January 21st.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – From January 21-March 4, a new art gallery will be available to see at the Lexington Art League. The “Asian Fusion” exhibit will feature pieces from Constance Grayson, who has been working for over 2 years on the fabric-based artwork. Grayson says the pieces represent different Asian cultures from Korea, Japan, India, Vietnam and China. Grayson…

Anderson County Sheriff’s Office searching for missing teens

According to the Anderson County Sheriff's Office, Meagher was last seen at approximately 7:30 pm Saturday night January 15, 2022 in Anderson County.

ANDERSON COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a missing Anderson County teenager. Sierra Meagher is 17 years old, 5’7 approximately 170 lbs. Sierra has dark brown hair with red highlights. According to the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office, Meagher was last seen at approximately 7:30 p.m. Saturday, January 15, 2022 in Anderson County. Tyler Hall…

KY Power highlights winter storm preparation

Stay away from all downed lines or sparking equipment, and keep children and pets away from fallen lines and anything the lines may touch.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) (RELEASE) – A major winter storm is making its way through Kentucky Power’s service territory today bringing several inches of heavy, wet snow, along with periods of sleet, rain and colder temperatures. This type of weather has the potential to cause trees and limbs to fall, providing a threat to power lines, poles and other equipment. In…

How to safely keep warm through winter storms

Emergency personnel give tips on what to do in inclement weather.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Sunday’s winter storms bring in wet, heavy snow which can down power lines, knocking out people’s heat. Losing heat during the cold can be unsafe and uncomfortable, so here are some ways to keep warm while also avoiding fire hazards. “Heating fires are the second most common cause of home fire fatalities and half of those…

Unshackled By Love Ministries hosts ‘Freeze for Freedom’ 5k

Saturday, more than 120 people in the community gathered at Coldstream Park to run or walk, with proceeds from the event going to Unshackled By Love Ministries.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – January is Human Trafficking awareness month. Across the United States, human trafficking is the second largest organized crime, according to Unshackled By Love Ministries’ founder and executive director Jewellan Morrison. Saturday, about 120 people in the community pre-registered to run or walk in Unshackled By Love Ministries’ ‘Freeze for Freedom’ 5k at Coldstream Park in Lexington….

Students remember beloved Pulaski County teacher

Tuesday, Burnside Elementary first grade teacher Stephanie Foster died after a battle with COVID-19.

SOMERSET, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Pulaski County community is mourning the loss of Stephanie Foster, a beloved first grade teacher, who taught in the area for 17 years. Tuesday, Foster, who was just 40 years old, died after a battle with COVID-19. Her former students say Foster was a nurturing and inspiring teacher. Foster taught first at Shopville Elementary school,…

Governor Beshear delivers budget address: education, healthcare, economic development top priorities

Thursday night, the Governor presented his proposals for the next two years to lawmakers in Frankfort.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Governor Beshear’s budget proposal, called “Our Future Is Now,” focuses funding for healthcare, infrastructure, economic development, and education for the next two years. Thursday night, Governor Beshear unveiled his full budget proposal, taking into account Kentucky’s historic surplus funding. “The Governor has made his recommendations. Now it lies with the House first and then the Senate,”…

Lexington grocery store prepared for possible winter weather

Critchfield Meats Family market says it saw a slight increase in customers Thursday.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Ahead of possible winter weather over the weekend, stores are making sure people have their essentials. Jerry Cinnamon, Department Coordinator at Critchfield’s, says the store is prepared to keep customers stocked with essentials if winter weather comes to town over the weekend. “We try to stay open as much as possible. Call us if you try…