UPDATE: Man arrested in connection with Endon Drive shootings
Faces charges of assault, felon in possession of weapon, wanton endangerment
Faces charges of assault, felon in possession of weapon, wanton endangerment
KSP: Motorcyclist killed fleeing troopers was from Columbus, Ohio
Victim identified as Columbus, Ohio man.
Victim identified as Columbus, Ohio man.
Tubby Smith to have jersey retired in Rupp Arena
Tubby Smith's jersey will be the 44th to hang in Rupp Arena
Tubby Smith’s jersey will be the 44th to hang in Rupp Arena.
Lexington Legends make history in winning ALPB Championship
The Legends became the first team ever to win the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball title in an inaugural season in the league
The Legends became the first team ever to win the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball title in an inaugural season in the league.
Cities: Constitution change needed to make towns more competitive
Issue could end up on ballot next year
Issue could end up on ballot next year
After emotional public outcry, KU will review tree-cutting policy
Urban Council spends three hours discussing issue
Urban Council spends three hours discussing issue
KSU to ask the state for millions to cover budget shortfall
The Council on Postsecondary Education will request the money from the general assembly
The Council on Postsecondary Education will request the money from the general assembly.
Horse Soldier Bourbon breaks ground on new distillery in Somerset
Name, founders pay tribute to Green Berets in Afghanistan, nearby training ground.
Name, founders pay tribute to Green Berets in Afghanistan, nearby training ground.
What two new racing and gaming facilities mean for Southern Kentucky
Local officials talk about the economic impact the Corbin and Williamsburg facilities will have on the community
Local officials talk about the economic impact the Corbin and Williamsburg facilities will have on the community
Woodford County students use art to help animals find their forever home
The project has taught more than art skills - empathy as well
The project has taught more than art skills – empathy as well
Kentucky’s positivity rate continues decline, other indicators slightly rise
Positivity rate approaches 7%.
The positivity rate and new deaths went down in the state’s latest report
Everyday citizens becoming life savers
Stop the Bleeding
Program with UK nurses is called ‘Stop the Bleed.’
Drug suspect police linked to Breonna Taylor enters plea
Prosecutors recommended probation for Jamarcus Glover.
Prosecutors recommended probation for Jamarcus Glover.
600 state Guardsmen get COVID vaccination during weekend push
In Operation Fortified Guardian, Guardsmen get first dose of vaccine, 70% not vaccinated at least partially
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Over the weekend, the Kentucky National Guard commenced Operation Fortified Guardian, in which a surge of service members received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccination. More than 600 vaccines were administered to Army and Air Guardsmen over the weekend. As of Monday, Oct. 18, approximately 70 percent of the force have received their first vaccination…
UPDATE: Tourism project to bring jobs, horse racing, entertainment to Southeast Kentucky
Cumberland Mint facility to bring 180 full-time and more than 50 part-time jobs to Corbin-Williamsburg community
UPDATE POSTED 1:45 P.M. TUESDAY, OCT. 19, 2021 CORBIN, WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. (WTVQ) – Gov. Andy Beshear joined community leaders to celebrate the official groundbreaking of a new horse racing facility that is projected to create 213 full-time jobs for the Corbin-Williamsburg community. “Kentucky is the undisputed horse capital of the world, with a long and rich history here in the…
UPDATE: $200 million Horse Soldier Bourbon project breaks ground
Project pays homage to soldiers in Afghanistan.
New Tourism Development Project to Bring Jobs, Bourbon and Travelers to Pulaski County
Meetings on redistricting set for this week
League of Women Voters forum and Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Discussion on redistricting in Kentucky continues and in Lexington, the public is invited to weigh in this week. State lawmakers have until early January to redraw maps to reflect recent population changes but the League of Women Voters of KY is holding a virtual meeting Thursday, Oct. 21 from 7-8:30 p.m. According to the league, discussion…
UPDATE: Former constable sentenced to nearly a dozen years in federal prison
Former Pulaski County Constable Michael "Wally" Wallace was sentenced on Monday.
Gary Baldock was scheduled to be sentenced in October.
UPDATE: Midway City Council denies water and sewer services to potential RV ‘Resort’
The developer's next step will be to look into scaling back the size of the project and then bring it back to council in the future.
MIDWAY Ky. (WTVQ) (UPDATE) – “Any potential developers that want to come into Midway and change our town, I want to say this…Midway is not for sale.” Strong words from council member Logan Nance after more than a year of planning, and months of discussions surrounding a potential luxury RV park and resort in midway. On Monday, City Council members…
25th anniversary of tool created in KY for domestic violence survivors
The system was born out of tragedy. A Louisville woman's ex boyfriend killed her.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – It has been well documented, Kentucky has the highest rate of domestic violence in the country, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. It’s a troubling ranking advocacy groups reminded us of Monday as they gathered at the state capitol Monday. “Half of Kentucky women have experienced physical violence, sexual violence, and, or, stalking during…
After media calls, Facebook reinstates God’s Pantry page
Facebook shuts down business page without explanation
SOMERSET, Ky. (WTVQ) – For nearly two weeks, God’s Pantries Facebook page was deleted without reason. As of Monday afternoon, the page was reinstated. Facebook’s community and standards policy was causing an uproar for some Somerset residents who rely on a local food pantry. Recently, God’s Food Pantry posted what it thought was an innocent image on its Facebook page…
UPDATE: Friends remember Clark County Judge-Executive
Wednesday, family, friends, and colleagues gathered at Calvary Christian Church for Judge-Executive Pace's funeral.
UPDATED WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 AT 3:00 P.M. WINCHESTER, Ky. (WTVQ) – It’s a tearful day for Clark County as people mourn the loss of not just a leader, but a friend. Wednesday, family, friends, and colleagues gathered at Judge-Executive Chris Pace’s church, Calvary Christian in Winchester, for his funeral. Joel Terry knew Judge-Executive Chris Pace from the time Pace was…
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Number of women in agriculture growing: Quarles
Conference celebrates the growing voice on the family farm
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Recognizing the importance of women in Kentucky’s farming sector, Commissioner of Agriculture Dr. Ryan Quarles spoke Monday at the annual Kentucky Women in Agriculture annual conference in Lexington, a day before the state officially celebrates “Kentucky Women in Agriculture Day,” on Tuesday, Oct. 19. “Anytime women find a seat at the table in any profession, it’s…