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.
US 119 in Bell County to close for collision reconstruction
The closure will happen Friday, July 16 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Berea man sentenced to 214 months for production of child pornography
Must serve 85% of sentence under federal sentencing.
Corbin-based online retailer to soon accept cryptocurrency
The online retailer in Corbin hopes to expand customers’ options and embrace the popularity of digital assets.
Kentuckians should check their boxwoods for box tree moths
Boxwoods a big part of state’s landscape industry.
UPDATE: Lexington firefighter, rescue team return from Florida assignment
Team returning to Ohio Thursday.
Fleming County magistrate gets 66 months for crop insurance, tax fraud
He must serve 85% of the sentence.
Child tax credit payments begin arriving today for almost one million kids in state
Credit expands for thousands of Kentucky families.
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Fayette schools, YMCA set annual backpack distribution, back-to-school rallies
Drive-thru distribution set July 31.
Coronavirus Delta variant spreads in Kentucky
A panel of healthcare experts met Wednesday to discuss what people need to know about the Delta variant.
Cross-country bikers helping find Alzheimer’s cure stop in Lexington
Bike4Alz is nearing the end of a cross-country ride to raise money to help find an Alzheimer’s cure.
Construction site prep underway for Lexington Fisher House
Veterans’ families will be able to stay for free in the Lexington Fisher House while their loved one is hospitalized in the Lexington VA Health Care System.
UPDATE: Judge nullifies horse trainer Bob Baffert’s NY suspension
A federal judge ruled Wednesday the New York Racing Association acted unconstitutionally by failing to allow Bob Baffert to adequately respond to claims made against him.
Community wants change at dangerous Kentucky intersection
Drivers who travel Highway 27 through Eubank say it’s been the scene of heart-breaking accidents
Community praises new program providing free health care in Eastern KY
A new program is expected to provide free health care to more than 2,500 people in Eastern Kentucky.
Spotlight on Lexington based Bluegrass band at Master Musicians Festival
This weekend a group of Lexington-based musicians will have a huge spotlight on them as they headline a two-day summer festival in Kentucky
Appeals court upholds Kentucky’s rationing of hepatitis C treatment
Dissenter says opinion will condemn hundreds of prisoners to long-term organ damage