LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – After more than a year of shutdowns and days at home due to the pandemic, animal shelters and pet breeders saw record business. This also meant time at home with loving pets, something that will be changing as we return to work. LexPets owner Kristyn Kay says her doggy daycare has had an overwhelming influx of…
1,000 cases first time over 1,000 since April 7.
In Franklin County, seven people have been arrested and charged in connection to a string of catalytic converter thefts, according to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office.
Accident happened at about 8 a.m.
Richmond residents overwhelmingly favor allow expanded Sunday alcohol sales, while a majority don’t favor allowing golf carts on city streets.
Applications are open until July 31.
Hank Williams admits he accepted bribes from inmates in exchange for contraband such as drugs and cell phones, according to federal court documents.
Lawrence Greer, of Clay, is accused of using some of his step-mother’s money for his own personal use as her Power of Attorney, according to investigators.
Applications, updates can still be filed.
Health Department, others issue warning.
Police departments across the state are having trouble recruiting new officers and retaining experienced ones.
The small plane landed due to engine failure.
Friday, Lawrenceburg hosted its second Food Truck Friday of the year.
Steady increase during last three weeks.
Crawford one of six ‘Great Teachers’ honored earlier this year.
Jessamine County School Board held a special meeting Monday night where the school reopening plan was discussed.
Breakthrough cases beginning t show up in Fayette.
Investors shouldn’t panic local advisors say.
Much has been made in the slow return of people to the workforce, even as the economic impact of COVID slowly fades.
A generation ago, the political arena still was largely male dominated.
Today, Martha Layne Collins was presented the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s first-ever Woman in Leadership award. Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman presented the honor at today’s first Women’s Summit. Collins is the state’s first and only woman governor, serving from 1983 to 1987.
Monday night, Fort Mitchell became the 23rd Kentucky municipality to approve an LGBTQ fairness ordinance. It is the third in Kenton County.
The new owner of the home where a teen is accused to have killed his mother and sister says he’s concerned.
Red, orange counties also continue to grow.