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UPDATE: Friends remember Clark County Judge-Executive

Wednesday, family, friends, and colleagues gathered at Calvary Christian Church for Judge-Executive Pace's funeral.

October 18, 2021

Tom Kenny, Annie Brown, Al Greenfield,

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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Barilla’s Simple Recipes With Camille Styles

October 18, 2021

Clayton Gullett,

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Number of women in agriculture growing: Quarles

Conference celebrates the growing voice on the family farm

October 18, 2021

Steve Rogers, Maddie McQueen,

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…

Eastern Kentucky natives inducted into UK Arts and Sciences HOF

Group inducted in Hall's 22nd year.

October 18, 2021

Steve Rogers,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (UK Public Relations) — Three alumni and one faculty member were inducted into the University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame at a ceremony on campus this past Friday. Now in its 22nd year, the hall of fame recognizes College of Arts and Sciences alumni and faculty who have made meaningful contributions to the university, the Commonwealth…

UK HealthCare: COVID voices from front lines – Medicine Intensive Care Units

Stories give first-hand account of what fighting COVID is like for medical staff.

October 18, 2021

Steve Rogers,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (UK Public Relations) — UK HealthCare nurse Kendall Pfister has a vivid memory from one of the previous surges of COVID-19: a middle-aged patient whose heart simply … stopped. Shortly after the patient arrived in one of the medicine intensive care units (click to hear story), Pfister says he was placed on dialysis, sedated, medically paralyzed and proned. When she returned…

Peace drive and balloon release held in honor of Alice Carter

One-year anniversary of death coming up

October 17, 2021

, Maddie McQueen,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – A special peace drive and balloon release was held Saturday in Lexington to honor Alice Carter as the one-year anniversary of her death approaches. Since her murder on October 21 last year, Alice Carter’s family and friends have held monthly peace walks around the block she was killed on to protest gun violence and pushing for…

FCPS aviation teacher hopes to inspire future aviators

Matthew Simpson won the Air Force State Teacher of the Year award

October 15, 2021

Al Greenfield,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – A Fayette County teacher was recognized for his work teaching students about aviation. Matthew Simpson has been an integral part of creating and building Fayette County Public Schools’ aviation program. For those efforts, he’s been named the Air Force State Teacher of the Year. “I’m just thankful and honestly blessed to have the opportunity to apply…

Kentucky’s first chiropractic doctoral program soon to be open to students

The Campbellsville University Harrodsburg Campus celebrated with a ribbon cutting Friday

October 15, 2021

Al Greenfield,

HARRODSBURG, Ky. (WTVQ) – The first, and only, chiropractic doctoral program in Kentucky will open its doors to students in January. Friday, ABC 36 got a sneak peek of the Campbellsville University Harrodsburg Campus. The university is ready for students to start their journey to earn their Doctor of Chiropractic degree – an idea leaders said was born out of…

Inexperience of Child Protective Services social workers a concern, lawmakers told

66% in training or considered entry level

October 15, 2021

Steve Rogers,

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Kentucky lawmakers took sharp aim at the number of caseworkers vanishing from the workforce. At the October 13 meeting of the Child Welfare Oversight Committee, committee members heard staggering reports about staffing issues from the Department for Community-Based Services (DCBS). According to DCBS, the state agency that oversees child protection services, the number of child protective services…

UPDATE: Jacob Heil found not guilty of reckless homicide, guilty of DUI

The former University of Kentucky student hit and killed four-year old Marco Shemwell in Lexington three years ago.

October 14, 2021

Annie Brown, Kaitlyn Shive,

Story update from 10:50 p.m. October 14, 2021: After more than 7 hours of deliberation…former UK student Jacob Heil walks away a free man. A jury has found him not guilty of reckless homicide in the 2018 death of 4-year-old Marco Shemwell, but guilty of driving a car with an alcohol level of or above .02 while under the age…

‘Malthael’ wins Thursday’s feature race at Keeneland

'Malthael' was the favorite in the $88,000 Gainesway Purse allowance race.

October 14, 2021

Tom Kenny,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Paradise Farms Corp. and David Staudacher’s favored Malthael surged to the front at the eighth pole and outdueled Cibolian by a neck to win the $88,000 Gainesway Purse allowance for 3-year-olds and up Thursday afternoon. (Click here for a video of the race.) Trained by Mike Maker and ridden by Tyler Gaffalione, Malthael covered the 1½ miles on…

Keeneland Fall Meet celebrates milestone, the 85th Anniversary Meet

October 8, 2021

Annie Brown,

On Friday, Keeneland”s fall meet opened with fans after the race track was closed last fall because of pandemic. Patrons from around Kentucky and across the country had returned to the races for a very special occasion. The first meet of the fall racing season and the Keeneland’s 85th anniversary meet. Whether guests were first timers or were regulars, the…

UPDATE: Friends remember Clark County Judge-Executive

Wednesday, family, friends, and colleagues gathered at Calvary Christian Church for Judge-Executive Pace's funeral.

Barilla’s Simple Recipes With Camille Styles

Number of women in agriculture growing: Quarles

Conference celebrates the growing voice on the family farm

Eastern Kentucky natives inducted into UK Arts and Sciences HOF

Group inducted in Hall's 22nd year.

UK HealthCare: COVID voices from front lines – Medicine Intensive Care Units

Stories give first-hand account of what fighting COVID is like for medical staff.

Peace drive and balloon release held in honor of Alice Carter

One-year anniversary of death coming up

FCPS aviation teacher hopes to inspire future aviators

Matthew Simpson won the Air Force State Teacher of the Year award

Kentucky’s first chiropractic doctoral program soon to be open to students

The Campbellsville University Harrodsburg Campus celebrated with a ribbon cutting Friday

Inexperience of Child Protective Services social workers a concern, lawmakers told

66% in training or considered entry level

UPDATE: Jacob Heil found not guilty of reckless homicide, guilty of DUI

The former University of Kentucky student hit and killed four-year old Marco Shemwell in Lexington three years ago.

‘Malthael’ wins Thursday’s feature race at Keeneland

'Malthael' was the favorite in the $88,000 Gainesway Purse allowance race.

Cabela’s holds job fair this week in search of seasonal employees

Despite worker shortages, companies optimistic

Make-A-Wish Recipients place a bet and pet a horse at Keeneland

Lexington addiction recovery center honors founder, celebrates 30 years

UK hopes to improve entire state with its new plan

Beef Bash back in person in Woodford County

Solid Blue fans crossing their fingers as ‘Cats get ready for Georgia

UPDATE: Legislators petition Gov. Beshear to take action on meat processing development

UPDATE: Woodford Reserve doubling production in 25th year

KY LGBTQ community members speak out against Dave Chappelle’s Netflix Special

LEXINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY: JOB SEEKER RESOURCES INTERVIEW WITH CLARISSA THOMAS

Fans react and rejoice as UK beats LSU 42-21 on Saturday

UPDATE: Scholarship created in honor of Quiana Danyel Miller-Walker

Keeneland Fall Meet celebrates milestone, the 85th Anniversary Meet

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