Mayor talks about lessons in a year where COVID started in the state
Mayor talks about lessons in a year that started at Ground Zero
UPDATE: Murder warrant issued in deadly Woodhill Drive shooting
The homicide suspect is 23
UPDATE: COVID-19 outbreak increases at federal prison in Lexington
Nearly 300 inmates positive for the coronavirus at the Federal Medical Center
Man charged in connection with dead woman’s body
Body found Sunday evening in Lick Creek area.
Couple entertains with festive music videos during pandemic
Carrie and Jeff Ketterman perform ‘The COVID Christmas Wrap’
UPDATE: Woman wanted in homicide probe arrested, held on $505,000 bond
Ashley Lewis was found Tuesday night trying to hide in a bedroom in a home in Clay County, according to deputies.
Work on lights could close lanes Wednesday in Clark, Fayette, Madison, Montgomery
Electrical operations scheduled for District 7; Closures will be in effect for conventional & high-mast lighting work
Help replenish fish habitats, donate Christmas tree
Christmas for the Fishes replenishes habitat, program collects live Christmas trees
Midway becoming ‘Gigabit City’
MIDWAY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Joining the ranks as a Giga-City courtesy of Metronet. Midway will become the third Kentucky city to be a Gigabit City following Lexington and Versailles. The city will have 100 percent fiber optic network. Midway’s mayor says it’s going to help Midway University and a growing downtown, especially small business owners. Midway has three internet providers…
Pandemic doesn’t stop 25th annual Catholic Community Christmas Store
Almost 500 families get Christmas.
Pandemic can’t stop KSP’s ‘Shop with a Trooper’ in Hazard
The coronavirus forced format changes to the program this year but did not stop Troopers from providing a Christmas for countless children.
State’s long-term care facilities get first COVID-19 vaccines
Historic public health campaign introduces vaccines with some of the commonwealths most vulnerable citizens
Holiday Shop Local: House Warmings Pt1
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Santa cruises streets one last time in ‘hot rod’
Event sponsored by Main Street Winchester
School, helpers spread holiday cheer with turkeys for 400 student families
School gives back to families.
Even with vaccines, case numbers, deaths, positivity high as holiday worries mount
Positivity rate ticks back up.
Lexington’s Ultimate Ninja Athletics gym holds open house Sunday
10 new families came out Sunday to check out the gym.
Moderna COVID-19 vaccine arrives at UPS Worldport for distribution
The second COVID-19 vaccine to be authorized for use by the FDA arrived via truck shortly after 10 a.m. Sunday.
Wreaths laid on veterans’ graves at Camp Nelson
NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. (WTVQ) – Wreaths were laid on the graves of more than 500 veterans Saturday at Camp Nelson National Cemetery in Nicholasville. The ceremony was a part of the annual National Wreaths Across America Day. The event was scaled back this year. It usual attracts hundreds of volunteers, but this year, only 25 people were allowed. Jo Ellen Hayden,…
UK students get a ‘clear’ option when it comes to communicating in class
The College of Communication and Information gave students a clear face mask to help them feel a bit more normal when giving their final presentations.
New program develops drone program to deliver PPE to Eastern Kentuckians
The Jericho Project was born in March 2020, after a trip to Washington D.C.
Under construction home damaged by fire in Lexington
The fire call came-in just after 10:00 p.m. in the 400 block of E. Fifth Street.
Real estate duo seeking help providing for needy families
Couple taking as little as $5 donations.
Teacher known as “Post-it Picasso” creates eye-popping display in Letcher County
Tyler Watts has earned the nickname “Post-it Picasso” for his use of Post-it Notes to create his attention-grabbing displays.