Forever Boss takes Wednesday’s featured Benson Purse at Keeneland
Two days f racing remain at Keeneland.
Thousands of vaccinations available at Kroger Field easy sign up
Vaccination appointments are plentiful at the University of Kentucky’s Kroger Field clinic location, where the two-shot Pfizer vaccine is available.
Gov. Beshear responds to arrest in Louisville, video circulating
Police: Investigation underway after incident
SUNDAY: Beshear COVID Update
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Governor Andy Beshear reported 275 new cases of COVID-19 Sunday. The positivity rate is now at 3.48%. Beshear reported four new deaths, and four from the ongoing audit, giving a total of 8 new deaths, pushing the overall Kentuckian death toll to 6,338. On Sunday, Gov. Beshear announced 275 new #COVID19 cases in the commonwealth, and…
Kentucky Derby winner “Go for Gin” turns 30
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – The oldest living Kentucky Derby winner in North America celebrated a very special birthday Sunday. “Go For Gin,” the winner of the 1994 Kentucky Derby, turned 30 years old. That’s about 90 in human years! Chris McCarron, his jockey, made a special appearance at the Kentucky Horse Park to help the community wish the race horse…
The Connector wins Sunday’s featured Saxony Purse at Keeneland
Another exciting finish in Spring Meet
Special Pappy raffle benefits Habitat for Humanity
Only 1000 tickets to be sold.
Lee County prepares to have an in-person prom and graduation this year
BEATTYVILLE, Ky. (WTVQ) – A year after having to cancel or dramatically scale back special events, schools are making an A+ effort to prep for what many call one of the happiest days of a student’s life, graduation. Last year, lots of students around the country had to sit out. That was something superintendent Sarah Wasson of Lee County Schools…
‘Redemtpion Bowl’ provides food for the soul at Georgetown
Churches join college in meeting need.
Lexington home damaged by fire, cause under investigation
Investigators say the fire started shortly after 8:00 p.m. in the 2800 block of Liberty Road.
Bonny South wins Baird Doubledogdare in three-horse photo
Another exciting finish at Keeneland.
“It’s about reaching out, lifting up.” Food drive serves Lexington’s West End
400 food boxes were handed in a distribution at First African Baptist Church in Lexington.
Jewish leader creates new ethics class after more anti-Semitic attacks
Reported anti-Semitic incidents prompted a leader in UK’s Jewish community to create a new online class on Jewish ethics.
Cycle driver injured in collision with garbage truck
Fortunately in a neighborhood and speeds not as high.
UPDATE: Couple charged in Montgomery animal rescue case
Charge could mean three to 12 months in jail and $500 fine.
UPDATE: Remains found in Martin County considered “historical”
The remains were found by children playing in the woods behind a house in the Tomahawk community, according to KSP.
Maven Leads all the way to win Thursday’s Haggin Purse at Keeneland
Richard Ravin’s Maven grabbed the lead out of the gate and never was headed in posting a 2¼-length victory in Thursday’s featured $85,000 Haggin Purse for 4-year-olds and up.
Faith leaders, activists call for several changes in Lexington
Several leaders are calling for changes in Lexington.
Career Center regional offices resume in-person services
Reservations open Monday for another round of appointments
Marion County man charged with child sexual exploitation
Arrest came following search of home.
Health Department cancels Friday J&J vaccine clinic, jail pushes daily numbers up
Number of deaths is unchanged.
North Lexington YMCA, Wild Health set pop-up COVID-19 vaccination
According to YMCA of Central Kentucky have partnered with Wild Health and are hosting a second COVID-19 vaccine pop-up site for the community.
Walk-in COVID vaccines Thursday at Lexington Green
Walk-in appointments are available at the Baptist Health Lexington COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Lexington Green.
Pothole blamed for several flat tires on NB I-75 in Fayette County
The problem pothole was on northbound I-75 between mile marker 110-and-111, according to Lexington Police.