UPDATE: Deputy shooting suspect’s mom blames son’s mental illness
Authorities with KSP said there are conflicting details in accounts of the incident.
Two men face weapons charges after shots fired from car in Lexington
Lexington Police say the shots were fired on Redd Road just before 6:00 p.m. on Friday.
Travel Advisory: Temporary road closure in Versailles
A charity event for cancer patients is scheduled through 9:00 a.m. Saturday.
UPDATE: Grounded riverboat in Kentucky free after more than a week
American Jazz, with 120 passengers and 54 crew members, became stuck on a sandbar last week in Lake Barkley.
Richmond Police looking for man last seen near Lexington hospital
Richmond Police are looking for a 47-year-old man last seen June 28th near St. Joe East Hospital (150 North Eagle Creek Drive) in Lexington.
Teens across the country spend week volunteering in Winchester
Nearly 300 teens a part of ‘Group Mission Trips’ volunteered in Winchester
Positivity case numbers continue spike, Beshear to talk Monday
Positvity rate, hospitalizations among biggest concerns.
UPDATE: Diver who drowned once hailed as hero for saving family from fire
When Jaxxyn Wood was 12-years old, he saved his family from a house fire in Danville.
Pharmacist admits to stealing drugs at work for his own use
Daniel Justin worked as a “floater” pharmacist at CVS stores in central Kentucky, according to federal court documents.
CASA of Lexington expands services to Jessamine, Garrard counties
Expansion adds two of the counties where need is highest.
Pool chemicals cause garbage truck fire
Fortunately driver spotted it or could have been much worse.
‘Built by Bourbon’ banners go up in Lawrenceburg
Banners, tour highlight the city’s rich bourbon legacy, architecture
KBC presents first summer giveaway car to blood donor
Somerset man drives away in new Toyota C-HR.
UPDATE: Lindenhurst shooting leaves one dead, one injured
The shootings happened in the 2500 block of Lindenhurst Loop, according to Lexington Police.
UK invites vaccinated, unvaccinated for COVID transmission study
Study is paid; has a number of goals.
Louisville mayor signs ‘CROWN Act,’ called victory for all
The newly signed ordinance bans discrimination against a person based on their natural hair or hairstyles. It protects people from unwanted hair touching.
Overturned dump truck blocks roadway in Georgetown
Paris Pike was shut down both ways.
With LGBTQ language gone, state contracts with Baptist-affiliated children’s agency
State took out controversial language.
UPDATE: New details in Danville officer involved shooting resulting in death of suspect
Police were responding to a call regarding a suspect holding his mother at knife point.
Hemp Association takes legal action after raids in Morehead, other places
Association argues state is wrong.
Danville High gets $535,000 school safety grants
Ceremonial check ‘represents a high priority’ of Gov. Beshear’s administration – safer streets and roads around schools
Campbellsville Harrodsburg dedicates new health care building
Thursday, Campellsville University dedicated its newest facility, Commonwealth Credit Union Center for Health Services.
Hepatitis C survivor advocates for a life-saving medication for inmates
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – July 28th is World Hepatitis Day. A Hepatitis C survivor wants to bring awareness to the disease by advocating for a life-saving medication for inmates. Last week, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the state Department of Corrections could ration giving out Hepatitis C treatment unless an inmate has already become infected with conditions…
Kentucky Department of Public Health releases guidance for in-person learning
The guidance provides information on how to protect students, teachers and staff from COVID-19.