Lexington’s fire and police departments held a special wreath laying ceremony in Phoenix Park to honor fallen heroes. Fire chief Jason Wells spoke about the effect this day has on first responders
LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Laurel County Sheriffs Office has reported a 57-year-old man as missing. The Sheriffs Office says Turnie Morgan also known as Tony Morgan was last seen off Lem Bruner Road, West of London on August 27th around 2 p.m. and has not been seen since. Its reported that he may be driving a white Ford…
The Festival of the Horse in Georgetown celebrated 40 years and set aside moments to honor first responders from 9/11.
Saturday, the first annual Kentucky Food Truck Championship, hosted by the Mount Vernon-Rockcastle County Tourist Commission, kicked off at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame with eighteen food trucks and hundreds of guests.
The event, held at the London-Laurel County Farmer’s Market, included food trucks, a ceremony with special speakers, members of the military, law enforcement, and first responders, and a chance to get an inside look at the Laurel County and London Fire Department’s trucks. It’s all to pay their respects to the people who lost their lives in the tragic attacks.
IRVINE, Ky. (WTVQ) – The new ATC building has been a dream for the school district for more than 25 years. This year class is finally in session. Previously, students had to drive an hour and a half for career and technology training in Madison County. The school district has gone from having 80 vocational education student to now having…
Assisted man with roof damage from Hurricane Ida
Legislation ends mask mandates in schools, medical facilities, leaves local flexibility
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Fayette County public schools has announced morning bus route cancellations for Friday, September 10. The district continues to face a bus driver and bus monitor shortage. The following routes have been cancelled this morning: AM Bus 874 Deep Springs Bryan Station High LTMS AM Bus 117 Yates Bryan Station High Winburn AM Bus 1805 SCAPA…
Another day of mounting numbers.
JACKSON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Manufacturers from across Kentucky are learning to work together with agricultural businesses. Through covid, they realized that they don’t need to go far to get the raw resources they need. Five summer forums held throughout the summer have aimed to unite the two in an effort to add value. “One of the things that we’ve noticed…
During the first first chapel of the semester, Campbellsville University’s interim president issued an encouraging message for students as they start the new academic year.
The Man remains in jail on $5 million bond.
Virtual press conference held on Thursday, Sept. 9
Two-day event offers history, other activities
Wildcats host Missouri Tigers.
Asbury University providing tuition-match and dual credit courses for LCA students
Suspension originally had been slated for two weeks
A pilot program aimed at keeping students in the classroom during the pandemic will be starting in Fayette County next week.
It’s been 20 years but local first responders say changes have been lasting
According to a study by Feeding America, which included work by University of Kentucky professors, food insecurity and hunger are problems, but the age group that is hardest hit may be a surprise.
Two bills eliminating masking in KY public schools advance House and Senate committees.
Mother called police after a disturbance, showed officers where drugs were: Citation
College welcomed 530 new students fall 2021