Governor Beshear’s Saturday COVID data shows continued downward trend
The positivity rate is still below four percent as well, it sits at 3.98 percent Saturday.
Breonna Taylor marches a year after she was killed by police in Louisville
More than 9 months after summer protests filled the streets of Louisville, Jefferson Square Park remains the epicenter of a movement still going strong.
UK reflects on social justice reform one year since Breonna Taylor’s death
The University of Kentucky is reflecting on what changes the social justice movement has caused and what still needs to be fixed.
Race in Nicholasville to be held Sunday in Remembrance of Officer Burke Rhoads
NICHOLASVILLE, KY (WTVQ) – Six years-ago, the Nicholasville Police Department buried one of its own who was tragically killed in the line of duty. Even though he died years ago, a part of Burke Rhoads is still supporting his community and his brothers in blue. In March 2015, Rhoads was killed in a multi-vehicle crash and left behind his wife…
Lexington first-responder group to help with flood relief efforts
A group of first responders and volunteers made their way to flood-damaged Eastern Kentucky Wednesday.
Lexington businesses reflect on past year, challenges of the pandemic
Some businesses say they know some changes are here to stay, but hope that eventually things mostly return to normal.
CASA of Lexington adds six advocates for neglected children
CASA of Lexington’s trained and supervised volunteers advocate through the family court systems in Fayette, Bourbon, Woodford and Scott
UPDATE: First responders helping others hit by flooding
FOP Lodge #4 coordinating relief effort.
UPDATE: Proud Mary BBQ hammered by flooding, GoFundMe established
Water got well into the restaurant.
University of Somerset begins site work for campus in downtown Somerset
Preparation for anticipated location of University’s main campus underway at 9-acre former Cundiff Square property
Dog found amidst flood damage in Jessamine County
Officials speculate the dog was either lost or abandoned during the recent flooding.
Beattyville deals with aftermath of flood, community hard hit
WTVQ went back to Beattyville Monday to see how people are dealing with the aftermath of the flood.
KSP: No foul play suspected in deadly Johnson County fire
Home in Sitka community north of Paintsville.
Charges against Kenneth Walker dismissed
Charges against Kenneth Walker have been dismissed, according to our ABC affiliate in Louisville.
Proceeds from ‘No Place Like Home’ brew go to flood relief
Country Boy brewery brews up special for flood relief
State celebrates Soybean Week after record yield year
Western Kentucky counties the largest producers.
Rapper Jack Harlow donates money to Kentucky State University
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ) – Kentucky State University has some money coming its way, all thanks to a donation by hip hop music artist Jack Harlow. Last night in Atlanta, the rapper won some money after playing a two on two basketball match with artists Quavo, 2 Chainz and Lil Baby. The game was part of the NBA All Star weekend….
Human remains found in Big Creek community
In rural area of Clay County.
Slain Scott County mom remembered with balloon release, candle-light vigil
Vigil comes on what would have been 34tth birthday.
Victims remembered on one-year anniversary of state’s first positive case
Families pay tribute to the loved ones lost.
UPDATE: On one-year COVID anniversary, vaccine at church takes on bigger meaning
Two more weekend clinics still to come.
KSP investigates fatal shooting over stolen car in Hardin County
Man confronted person he thought had stolen wife’s car.
UPDATE: 14-year-old driving stolen car charged in fatal hit-and-run: Police
Car also may have been involved in car break-ins at Transylvania campus.
U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers tours flood damaged counties, says federal aid to come
Rogers visited Breathitt County Friday and brought trucks full of supplies.