Lawrenceburg celebrates community with second Food Truck Friday
Friday, Lawrenceburg hosted its second Food Truck Friday of the year.
Fayette’s seven-day COVID average jumps to 38 cases per day
Steady increase during last three weeks.
UK ‘Great Teacher’ rediscovers wonder of physics through teaching
Crawford one of six ‘Great Teachers’ honored earlier this year.
School board weighs in on masks during school
Jessamine County School Board held a special meeting Monday night where the school reopening plan was discussed.
With some exceptions, vast majority of Fayette COVID cases among unvaccinated
Breakthrough cases beginning t show up in Fayette.
As COVID shakes stock market, locals urge calm from investors
Investors shouldn’t panic local advisors say.
Pandemic set women in work force back 20 years, leaders say
Much has been made in the slow return of people to the workforce, even as the economic impact of COVID slowly fades.
Sexism in politics is changing, says Sen. Julie Adams
A generation ago, the political arena still was largely male dominated.
Former Governor Martha Layne Collins recognized
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.
Fort Mitchell becomes 23rd Kentucky municipality to approve LGBTQ fairness
Monday night, Fort Mitchell became the 23rd Kentucky municipality to approve an LGBTQ fairness ordinance. It is the third in Kenton County.
UPDATE: Teen accused of killing mother, sister caught in Woodford County
The new owner of the home where a teen is accused to have killed his mother and sister says he’s concerned.
Beshear, Stack: Unvaccinated should wear masks; people in hospital, ICU climbing
Red, orange counties also continue to grow.
Car, two boats, other items destroyed in barn fire
Firefighters aren’t sure who owned the barn, what might have started the blaze.
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Major travel change planned for northbound Brent Spence Bridge lanes
Access to I-71 and I-75 will be impacted over the weekend, weather permitting
Clay City man arrested on Maryland fugitive warrant
Man accused of assaulting a pregnant woman.
Beshear: ‘Threat is still real,’ urges residents to promote COVID vaccinations
At GE event in Louisville, urges residents to talk to each other about the need.
UPDATE: Authorities arrest suspect in fatal November 2020 shooting
SUV flips into ditch.
Man injured in early Sunday shooting outside a business
Man suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
UPDATE: Visitation, funeral set this week for lawmaker Carney
Carney was 51, died Saturday morning July 17, 2021
Grand jury to review fatal shooting during fight in Clay County
Happened outside home on Dripping Springs Road.
Record crowd at Master Musicians Festival, Cate honored
Previous record was 6,500.
Christian Appalachian Project distributes fresh food to those in need
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – In Rockcastle County, volunteers took on a “fresh” approach to get food distributed to those in need across rural eastern Kentucky on Friday. Christian Appalachian Project and God’s pantry food bank teamed up to pass out fresh produce. The produce came from Kentucky farmers as part of the Kentucky proud farm-to-table USDA program. Categories: Local…