Pair charged with burglary of business, stealing guns
Several of stolen guns recovered, police say.
Pent-up demand has Kentuckians ready for road trips: AAA survey
Kentuckians express pent-up demand for quick getaways, making up for lost travel time
UPDATE: NAACP says Fayette superintendent interviews need more input
NAACP says not enough sessions are set with finalists to gauge community thoughts.
Lexington native shoots and casts upcoming film
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Lexington is ready for its close up with this new film by director and native Christopher Kelder. “Wimbledon Dreams” Is a story about a young athlete, David who dreams of making it to the match of his life, The Wimbledon Championships. After making it past the NCAA, the death of his father changes his plan. Pendleton…
KSP investigates fatal shooting in Clay County
No bond or court date set yet.
Memorial ride for fallen Bardstown police officer Jason Ellis
NELSON COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Almost 8 years since the death of Bardstown police officer, Jason Ellis, his friends, family and fellow officers are still in mourning. On Sunday at 1:39 P.M., they joined together for a memorial bicycle ride to honor him and his family. The 25 mile ride started at the Nelson County Law Enforcement Memorial. The Gulf…
KSP Trooper provides update on toddler found safe in the beginning of May
Trooper Gayheart posted on Facebook he visited 3-year-old Maddie and brought her a trooper teddy bear.
Georgetown Police surprise kids with basketball goal
The department posted on Facebook, Officer Slone and Evans saw neighborhood kids playing in the street while on a call.
Jewish community responds to suspected hate crime in Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky, (WTVQ) – A sense of calm in the Middle East after a cease fire between Israel and Hamas….but in the United States reports of Jewish hate crimes are on the rise. Here in Lexington…on Saturday night…advocates rallied together to stand up for those who were killed in Palestine and to encourage peace. “For us it’s about letting people…
Lexington protesters rally for peace in Gaza
Despite a cease fire in Gaza, a group people here in Lexington rallied together about the tragic killings of Palestinian people. They say they also want to educate people about the challenges the people in Gaza will continue to face as they try to rebuild. Even though the war is what seems like a world away, advocates say they’re still…
Volunteers work on improving facility for homeless female veterans
Serving those who have served our country, is the purpose of a facility in Winchester.
‘Readers to Leaders Story Book Trails’ brings reading outside at Pulaski County trails
The idea is to set up a series of plaques showing a page or two of a book on each one.
UPDATE: Kentucky Blood Center encourages donation with car giveaways, gift cards and more
UPDATE POSTED 11:42 A.M. MAY 26, 2021 To help encourage donations along with the two car giveaways, from Thursday, May 27 through Saturday, May 29, donors who give at any Kentucky Blood Center (KBC) donor center will receive a $20 Amazon gift card. The gift card will be mailed to donors the following week. “This year has been unprecedented in…
VCA Quest Counseling
Cody Adams is joined by Nathan Fisher, the owner, and therapist at Quest Counseling. Quest Counseling offers in-person and telehealth therapy sessions for all ages. They’re clinically trained to treat a wide range of issues like anxiety, depression, or family transitions. Categories: Community, GDK Guests Tags:
UPDATE: Ethan goes from abandoned near death to ‘Busch’ taster
Ethan gets job as official taster for Busch.
Summer ‘Night Market’ kicks off in Wilmore
Every third Thursday in June, July and August
Lexington high school quiz bowl teams compete for national title
Next weekend, two teams from Dunbar High School in Lexington qualified and will compete in the National Academic Quiz Tournament.
Community members rally for peace in Palestine
Lexington, Ky. (WTVQ) – Currently in Palestine, two religious groups are at odds overseas. As the fighting continues, members from both the Jewish and Palestinian community are working together to keep peace in Lexington. Jenna Shalash is a born and raised Kentuckian whose family comes from Palestine. Growing up she says she was no stranger to discrimination. “I’ve experienced it…
UPDATE: State lawmaker’s driver’s license suspended
State Rep. Derek Lewis’ driver’s license was suspended for 45-days, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Graduating at the top of their class during a pandemic
It was hard work from valedictorians and salutatorians who earned those distinctions during the pandemic.
Mobile vaccination clinics in London, Whitley, Pine Knott, other locations
Clinics continue through Saturday.
Viewer’s Choice Awards- Scout Antique & Modern
ABC 36’s Lyssa High speaks with Jeff Perkins, owner of Scout Antique & Modern about their nomination as the Best Antique Store in Central & Eastern Kentucky in Viewer’s Choice Awards! Categories: Community, GDK Guests Tags:
Viewer’s Choice Awards- Wildcat Moving
Lyssa High speaks to Meredith Turk and Drew McGee, Wildcat Moving, as they discuss the many services offered AND they go anywhere in the lower 48 states! Categories: Community, GDK Guests Tags:
Hometown Hero: Kaitlyn Grigsby, Really Really Free Market
First market planned for Saturday, June 12 from 2-5 P.M. at Shillito Park