‘Queen’s Gambit,’ ‘Hustler’ author featured in documentary
Preview showing set July 8.
Dozens turn out for free food at Nathaniel Mission
No verification was needed to shop
UPDATE: Fair shooting a rarity, deputies will increase presence: Sheriff
The Winchester Sun reports shots were fired Tuesday night at the Clark County Fairgrounds.
Bell County man picked up on fugitive warrant for Tenn. death
Previously had been charged, bond revoked for history of failing to appear.
AAA provides holiday travel tips to ensure vehicles are road ready
48 million people are anticipated to travel this holiday weekend.
Man charged in connection with Lansdowne shootout
Exchange of gunfire outside business on June 28, 2021
Man charged with setting fire to mobile home he rented
Fire was reported May 30, 2021.
Supreme Court keeps eviction moratorium in place through July
Originally set to expire June 30 before extension and lawsuit.
UPDATE: Laurel County authorities looking for missing juvenile
UPDATE POSTED 7:25 A.M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2021 LONDON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Tyler Griffith, 15, of Laurel County, has again been reported missing. According to the Laurel County Sheriff, Griffith was last seen around 8 p.m. Tuesday off Rita Lane about seven miles south of London. Laurel Sheriff’s Deputy Brian France continues to investigate. If anyone has information or knows…
Interstate reopens after semi-truck fire
LEXINGTON Ky. (WTVQ) – I-75 at mile marker 120 has reopened following a semi-truck fire Tuesday night. According to Lexington Fire Department Battalion Chief Jordan Saas, crews were dispatched around 10:30 p.m. to a report of a semi-truck experiencing a brake fire on the interstate. Saas says crews found the tractor and trailer on fire. All northbound lanes of I-75…
Hometown Hero: Former drug addict turned entrepreneur pours passion one cup at a time
Andrew and April Eberhart run Monos Coffee in Nicholasville
UPDATE: Scott County approves new superintendent contract
Scott County native currently works for the district.
In response to suit, transparency claims, wildlife board again names Storm
Commission talks open records rulings, lawsuit.
Powell Rescue makes another difficult save
Difficult climb takes three hours.
Conference shows changing business approach to addiction, recovery
Businesses look at options, helping workers.
Artists, city officials celebrate new program tapping into creativity
A new program, called ‘Civic-Artist-In-Residence,’ has City Hall tapping into its creative side.
Urban County Council nears second round of small business loans
Loan program has been a success, met a need.
Lexington ranks fourth among largest monthly rent increases
The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Lexington is $894.
State’s Recovery Hall of Fame names Rogers, Davidson first inductees
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – RECON KY, a consortium working to promote long-term Davidson Rogers recovery in Kentucky, announced U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers (KY-05) and Jay Davidson, co-founder and executive chairman of The Healing Place, as the inaugural inductees of the Kentucky Recovery Hall of Fame. The Kentucky Recovery Hall of Fame, an initiative of RECON KY, recognizes individuals in long-term…
Partnership brings data analysts training program to Frankfort
Data training program starts this summer.
Anderson, Madison, others to get life jacket loaner stations
New program makes it easier for boaters to safely enjoy the water
Pet seriously injured in one crash, driver charged with DUI in another
Dog may be partially paralyzed, pedestrian hit in other accident.
State Fair offers new ticketing options, deals, activities
New early bird admission ticket includes parking in one affordable ticket price
Fayette Mall resumes regular hours July 1, youth policy continues
Stores also hiring, youths must be accompanied by adult.