Several injured in crash that closed stretch of I-64
The accident happened Tuesday afternoon on eastbound I-64 in Franklin County.
Keeneland’s Spring Meet begins Friday, hospitality sees slight surge already
Keeneland is preparing for its Spring Meet kick off on Friday.
UPDATE: Budget bills add money for kindergarten, water projects
Kentucky’s school districts now get state funding for half-day kindergarten, with districts using local taxpayer money to pay for full-day services.
20-month-old dies in house fire, foul play not suspected
11-year-old girl suffers severe burns
Fields set for Saturday’s Toyota Blue Grass and Central Bank Ashland
Undefeated champion Essential Quality is favored in Toyota Blue Grass
Old Friends to resume tours Thursday
Tours resume in Georgetown on Thursday
New Fayette COVID cases hover is same numbers for two weeks
One new death reported.
KY House and Senate override Gov. Beshear’s veto on school choice bill
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – The Kentucky House and Senate vote to override Governor Beshear’s veto on school choice bill. As Kentucky lawmakers worked to override Governor Beshear’s vetoes on Monday…two education bills were up for debate. The controversial school choice bill would allow students to switch districts and let funding follow them. It would also allow money from education accounts…
Car hits utility pole next to Lexington fire station
The accident happened Monday night at Fire Station #3 on Merino Street.
From schools to executive powers, GOP Legislature begins veto overrides
Final budget work remains, other issues still on table.
Fort Boonesborough campground closed until August due to flood damage
The picnic area and trails are closed until May 1, but the park says the closure may be extended.
New Appalachian task force to address gender inequality
The mayor of Morehead announced the creation of a task force that will focus on gender equality.
New Saturday COVID cases under two dozen in Fayette
Seven-day average at 38 cases.
Supreme Court hearing appeal to Kentucky’s live dismemberment abortion law
Hearing on timeliness of appeal likely will be this fall.
Kentucky State Police selling Trooper Bears for Easter
Proceeds go to Bear project.
COVID Update: More than one million residents vaccinated in two weeks
State sees decline in new cases for 11th straight week.
Wear blue April 1 to show support for Child Abuse Prevention Month
JESSAMINE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – On April 1, Jessamine County Health Department wants residents to pick out something blue to wear for a good cause. The month of April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. On Thursday, the health department is asking people to spread awareness and wear the color blue. Pictures on social media are also being encouraged using…
Overnight flooding causes road closures and power outages in Southern Kentucky
Rivers, streams overflow after Saturday rains.
24-year-old man accused of stabbing woman to death
She was taken to the hospital, but she died from her injuries they say.
Rally of remembrance and solidarity against Asian hate held downtown
Rally one of dozens held across the country.
Black Soil and Bluegrass Greensource host rain barrel workshop
Rain barrel an easy home device too ‘go green,’ save money.
Governor Beshear releases Saturday COVID-19 data
The positivity rate, as reported from the Governor’s Office remains under three percent Saturday.
Three finalists named for state community college president
Interviews set next month
Commercial real estate industry seeing increase
Commercial real estate is seeing an increase in Central Kentucky.