The Lexington Rescue Mission is taking about six staff and residents to assist their sister mission, The New Orleans Mission, which was hit hard and is low on supplies after Hurricane Ida hit the area Sunday.
The unit was deployed to help with civilian recovery, aid in directing traffic with local law enforcement, and assist the Louisiana National Guard. They’re prepared to help in whatever way is needed.
Humane groups and local authorities came together to rescue nearly 150 exotic animals from an alleged severe neglect situation at a pet store in Burnside.
Annual event benefits EasterSeals Cardinal Hill
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Fayette County public schools has announced more morning bus route cancellations for Friday, September 3. The district continues to face a bus driver and bus monitor shortage. According to FCPS, the following routes have been canceled: AM Bus 1819 Bryan Station High Winburn AM Bus 1805 SCAPA AM Bus 2126 STABLES Dunbar Leestown AM Bus …
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Lextran is hoping to bring people back to work by hiring up to 20 public transit operators for full time year round positions. The company says they’re also enticing some of their potential candidates with a $1000 hiring bonus for those who apply and are hired. General manager Jill Barnett says she knows there’s competition with…
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Tim Morris passed away Tuesday from COVID-19. Fox and Friend Funeral Home in Stanford is handling arrangements.
Early in the morning on July 30th, historic rains led to one of the worst flooding Carlisle had seen in decades, claiming one life, destroying 75 homes, and damaging dozens of others. Now, the City of Carlisle is awaiting approval for federal funding, which it says is desperately needed to rebuild.
Jails, prisons outline issues, challenges, need for funding
After working as a travel nurse for years, a Nicholasville woman shares how she coped with the pandemic.
Utility crews are battling heat, humidity and storm debris.
Service open 7 to 11 and 4 to 8
Operation United Front rescues 59 victims, including two minors, and leads to 102 arrests across the country. In Kentucky, 21 victims were saved, and 46 arrests were made.
Red Barn Radio showcases music and musicians from Kentucky and neighboring states
Many events, opportunities to help this month.
Numbers continue to rise, seven-day average tops 230.
SOMERSET, Ky. (AP) — The federal government has awarded $3 million to a Kentucky city to upgrade two wastewater treatment facilities, expected to create more than 300 jobs, Gov. Andy Beshear said. The funds from the U.S. Economic Development Administration go to the city of Somerset. Along with local funds, the award is expected to create 379 jobs, retain 580…
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Fayette County public schools has announced more morning bus route cancellations for Wednesday, September 1. The district continues to face a bus driver and bus monitor shortage. According to FCPS, the following routes have been canceled: AM Bus 874 Deep Springs Bryan Station High AM Bus 2126 STABLES Dunbar Leestown AM Bus 883 Southern Elementray …
A parking debate that has been ongoing for over 30 years came to a head at Tuesday’s council work session.
A nonprofit in Versailles hosted its second annual event providing a safe space for families of overdose victims to grieve.
The initial accident was a jackknifed tractor-trailer that blocked all northbound lanes near the Clays Ferry Bridge, according to KSP.
Earlier in the year, Estill County suffered historic flooding that broke records dating back to 1939. Situated on the Kentucky River, the county is used to flooding; people say it’s a way of life. They don’t think potential flooding over the next couple days will be as bad as what they saw back in February and early March.
Hospitalizations, ICU all continue rising.