Funeral arrangements announced for teen killed in hit-and-run
Police believe accident happened near where woman was found.
Fayette County to discontinue student temperature checks
Temperature checks before entering school buildings and getting on buses will end this Thursday for Fayette County Public School students.
New security measures added at UK Hospitals
UK HealthCare released new information about the new security of its hospitals.
Two students from FCPS receive Best of Fair honors in 2021
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Two students from Fayette County Public Schools received Best of Fair honors in the 2021 Kentucky Science & Engineering Fair. Kiera Fehr of Henry Clay High School (“Rewriting the Industry”) and Karthika Hariprasad of Jessie Clark Middle School (“Environment Friendly Disposable Gloves”) each placed third in Physical Science in their respective age divisions. Eastern Kentucky University…
Attorney General Cameron launching a Child Abuse Prevention campaign
The campaign challenges parents and caregivers to consider the adult influences in the lives of their children
McConnell visits UK’s vaccine clinic, urges getting your dose
Senator Mitch McConnell toured the University of Kentucky’s vaccination clinic Monday.
Lone Kentuckian continues journey on ‘American Idol’
Alyssa Wray on ‘American Idol’ in Top 24
New college and career centers in Madison County
The district is expanding a program aimed helping students whether they chose college or a career.
Anticipation mounts as race day approaches at Keeneland
Thursday busy as horses get used to track, new horses arrive.
UK, Fayette schools partnership feeds STEM pipeline
Program already has reached some 2,000 students.
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Through Their Eyes: UKHC COVID-19 ICU staff reflect on one-year anniversary
Remembrances tell touching story of humanity, love, compassion.
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.