Summer Nights Chef Series benefits Living Arts and Science Center
First-ever event promises food, fun
Georgetown Toyota plant celebrates 10 millionth Camry
New Camry is eighth-generation of popular car.
Lexington Public Library extending hours of operation
Additionally, Saturday hours at Central Library begin this week
State lawmaker addresses controversy over Fauci tweet
Huff chairs House Education Committee.
Rand Paul, Fauci again spar over Paul’s ‘expertise’ on COVID
WASHINGTON (CNN/WTVQ) – Dr. Anthony Fauci and Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky erupted in a contentious debate over the origins of the coronavirus during a hearing Tuesday on Capitol Hill, prompting the nation’s top infectious disease expert to once again rebuke Paul. At issue were Paul’s unfounded claims that the National Institutes of Health played a role in funding research…
Courts hope state finally will address some needed judicial changes
Courts hope the legislature finally will act
$5 billion in gains paint better picture for teacher pension system
Even with improved picture, state still will have to pay in $1 billion.
Police department invests in next generation
Monday, the Nicholasville Police Department began its first-ever police apprentice academy open to Jessamine and Fayette County kids ages 13-18.
Shots-fired call leads to chase, drug arrests
Shots fired call leads deputies to alleged drugs
UPDATE: Victim identified in Lexington teen shooting
Neither the suspect nor the victim have been identified.
Police investigating robbery, stabbing on South Limestone
A call came in around 4:30 p.m. about an incident at the Speedway on the 800 block of South Limestone
KDE Student Advisory Council discusses upcoming school year COVID precautions
Measures like social distancing, frequent cleaning and hand washing will continue to be the norm.
Helping your pet transition from the comfort of your home to doggy daycare
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…
State’s COVID numbers cross 1,000 again, positivity nears 6%
1,000 cases first time over 1,000 since April 7.
Seven charged in Franklin County, drug crimes and catalytic converter thefts
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.
UPDATE: Victim identified in Bell County crash
Accident happened at about 8 a.m.
Richmond surveys illustrate residents’ stance on Sunday alcohol sales and golf carts
Richmond residents overwhelmingly favor allow expanded Sunday alcohol sales, while a majority don’t favor allowing golf carts on city streets.
Paid EMT training program coming to Lexington
Applications are open until July 31.
Former federal prison employee, inmate plead guilty in bribery case
Hank Williams admits he accepted bribes from inmates in exchange for contraband such as drugs and cell phones, according to federal court documents.
Search on for man charged in senior exploitation case
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.
Flood disaster registration deadline is Friday
Applications, updates can still be filed.
Scammers calling people trying to collect payments for COVID tests, vaccines
Health Department, others issue warning.
Lawmakers hear innovative solutions, legislative responses to police shortage
Police departments across the state are having trouble recruiting new officers and retaining experienced ones.
Small plane lands on Mountain Parkway Monday afternoon
The small plane landed due to engine failure.