UPDATE: Accused Floyd County bank robber arrested
61 year old Jeffrey Mullins, of Hager Hill, was arrested Thursday at his home, according to KSP.
Sinkhole stops traffic in downtown Ashland
The sinkhole is in the intersection of Greenup Avenue and 17th Street.
2021 36 Blitz: Scott County Cardinals
GEORGETOWN, Ky (WTVQ) – Consistency in high school football it’s not easy. With graduating classes every year you begin the next season with nearly a new slate. Not Scott county. As they say…tradition never graduates. “We’ve been 17-3 the last two years,” says Head Coach Jim McKee. “We’ve lost all three of those games to Douglass, but we’ve beaten everybody…
Afghan immigrant living in Lexington speaks out on Taliban takeover
Abdul-Mosawer Amarkhail is a political science student at the University of Kentucky.
Almost 5,000 new cases in state, 1,275 in people under 18
Third-highest one-day total since pandemic began.
Laurel County Sheriff’s Department recovers huge amount of drugs and guns
Authorities in Laurel County recently made one of the largest drug seizures that the sheriff can recall.
As COVID surge grows, Health Care Heroes Appreciation Week begins Aug. 22
Kentucky reaches record COVID-19 ICU admissions
UPDATE: Man pleads not guilty in Garrard murder case
Bonds remains at $100,000 cash
Garrard County man found dead in Herrington Lake
A Garrard County man was found dead in Herrington Lake.
Flash flooding causes damage in central and eastern Kentucky
In Wolfe County alone, some 20 homes and a school suffered flood damage.
UPDATE: Second man charged in shooting over stolen car
Second charged with shooting over stoeln car July 26.
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Proposal would provide students an excused absence for mental health
Idea started with two students.
Two Lexington libraries offering after-school snack program
Program being offered at Northside and Village Branches
I-75 reopens following semi-truck fire
Lanes were closed for clean up.
2021 36 Blitz: Grant County Braves
WILLIAMSTOWN, Ky (WTVQ) – Back in 2018, Head Coach Jacob Morris took over a winless Grant County team. Ever since then, he’s been trying to build the program. Since he took over, the Braves have multiple games every season despite playing in one of the toughest districts in the state. ABC 36’s Austin Miller and the 36 Blitz travels to…
Police: Lexington man accidentally shoots himself in the foot
Lexington Police say the accidental shooting happened in an apartment on Augusta Court.
UPDATE: Lee County schools reopen classes Thursday with some limits
District keeps fifth-graders at home
2021 36 Blitz: Montgomery County Indians
MT. STERLING, KY (WTVQ) – In 2017 and 2018, Montgomery county won a combined 19 games. Last season though, they were winless. their worst season since 2014. “It was pretty tough, but…it was fun winning and we just had to keep working, says senior running back Alex Ison. “That’s what we’re doing this year so we can get back on…
Preventing overdoses in Kentucky with “NaloxBoxes”
Voices of Hope, a recovery community center, is sponsoring a campaign to distribute “NaloxBoxes”–boxes containing Narcan–to twelve businesses in Lexington, Louisville, Cynthiana, and Richmond.
Local man wins free groceries for a year
Lenny Church, an overnight stocking employee at Kroger’s Chinoe Road location in Lexington, didn’t believe he’d won when he and his wife first received the email.
KENTUCKY ART MARKET SPOTLIGHT ARTISTS- MARK & GINA EUBANKS
The Kentucky Art Market Woodland Christian Church 530 East High Street Lexington, KY 40502 August 21 & 22, 2021 10-5PM After much thoughtful deliberation, Woodland Christian Church is excited to announce that we will proceed (cautiously due to COVID) with the 2021 Kentucky Art Market! This has been a year like no other, but we are dedicated to making this…
Kentucky State University outlines financial corrective action plan
$15 million hole could take three years or more to overcome
Positivity tops 12.5%; hospitalizations, ICU cases up 50% in eight days
Numbers climbing almost vertically.