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.
Baptist Corbin has annual ‘Tree of Life’ event to remember those lost
Annual celebration pays tribute to those lost.
Lexington pastor speaks at Campbellsville for virtual chapel service
Pastor will speak March 31.
UPDATE: Pair charged in connection with storage unit burglaries
Deputy on patrol spots suspect van.
“It’ll remove barriers.” New law protects living organ donors in Kentucky
There’s a new state law that prevents insurance companies from denying or raising the price of coverage for organ donors.
Colon Cancer Awareness Month
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Lexington gun shop owner weighs in on bills passed in U.S. House
A Lexington gun shop owner says making it harder to buy a gun won’t change gun violence.
“Stop Asian Hate” rally at UK
More than a hundred people came together today at the University of Kentucky for a “Stop Asian Hate” rally.
UPDATE: Iconic goose head reinstalled at Mother Goose Inn
Donations came in from around the world to repair the landmark.
Lexington man arrested twice in one day, accused of selling marijuana
Samir Isakagic was charged with trafficking marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, according to jail records.
Nine more counties to join driver licensing by Transportation Cabinet in April
New regional offices offer ‘next-level’ services for Kentucky drivers
FCPS Superintendent encourages students to get vaccine during spring break
Fayette County Public School acting Superintendent Marlene Helm is encouraging students to get the COVID-19 vaccine during spring break. Full release below. —— “Dear Fayette County Public Schools Families: Your safe choices made it possible for us to return to campus, and we are grateful for the opportunity to be back in person with students whose families chose that option….
Local security company sees increase in demand of services amid recent mass shootings
GEORGETOWN, Ky. (WTVQ) – “If it does happen how do you survive the situation you know?” said Tom Ramsey, CEO of CK Tactical. CK Tactical Security is a privately owned security company in central Kentucky. It provides physical security guards for businesses or events, as well as workplace violence training seminars, teaching companies what to look for, how to handle…
Lexington non-profit meets homeless where they are, offers rides to vaccine site
The Hope Center’s Street Outreach Team were out helping the city’s homeless get to Tuesday’s vaccination clinic