McConnell recognizes Biden as president-elect 6 weeks after election
His acknowledgement came the morning after Biden’s Electoral College win.
Holiday Shop Local: Red River Gorge Zip-Lining
Lyssa High speaks with Jared Carter at the Red River Gorge talking about Ziplining. Categories: Community, GDK Guests Tags:
ER doctor, nurse assistant, housekeeper, nurse, intensivist first to get vaccine at Baptist
“If they saw what we saw, they would be lining up to take the vaccine,” Joy Murphy, ICU nurse, said.
UPDATE: Community responds to help family who lost everything in fire
Contributions to Humane Society pay tribute to lost pets
Laurel County Sheriff’s office looking for missing woman
The 41-year-old was last seen off East Kentucky 80, 10 miles East of London on Nov. 29.
UPDATE: Possible hate crime outside UK’s Jewish Center draws sharp responses
Rabbi Litvin says then the driver ran over the foot of the community member, grabbing him and proceeded to drag him about 30 yards down the street, also driving over the community member’s leg.
Police: Teen shot Saturday afternoon, expected to be okay
According to investigators, the teen is expected to be okay and was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
Life Celebration events set for Manny Caulk
The Fayette County Public Schools superintendent passed away last Friday at the age of 49.
‘Shop with a Cop’ brings holiday cheer: Hear one family’s story.
For one mom, the event meant more than the items donated, but the joy of seeing her kids smiling.
UPDATE: Missing Rowan County woman’s boyfriend charged with murder
Jill Clayton’s body was “somewhat hidden” in a wooded area, according to investigators.
UPDATE: Video may help police in hit and run
Man in video may have information
Lexington man pardoned by then-Gov. Bevin charged with strangulation
Kurt Smith was serving a life sentence for killing his six-week old son when he was pardoned a year ago, according to court records.
With more people at home, appliance repairs seeing surge pandemic
Customers being patient during waits.
EKU to give $1,000 bonuses as part of investing in staff; new provost named
Ziegler named to replace Pogatshnik; Regents set goal of in-person graduation in May.
Menorah lighting encourages acts of ‘goodness and kindness’
On Thursday Chabad of The Bluegrass lit a public 10 foot Chanukkah menorah at the Lexington Government Center.
FDA approves Pfizer vaccine, could start next week in Kentucky
First doses expected to be in Kentucky next week
Community rallies around family of Lexington Police Detective during hard times
Lexington, Ky. (WTVQ)– As some say when it rains it pours, that’s literally the case for the Holland family. “The perfect storm so to speak, it drove the rain through the brick, through the sheathing, into the insulation.” said Maegan Holland about a devastating rainstorm. The water damage in the home made it unlivable. Right now the family is living…
Program connects Lexington Police and social workers
It’s been three months since the start of a new program pairing Lexington police officers with social workers.
No news is good news: With 1,400 workers, BGAD likes it that way
Depot remains on track toward timetable.
Governor Beshear hopeful as 2020 comes to an end
Even though there have been public protests and lawsuits against his restrictions Governor Beshear stands by his decisions.
Students discuss possible January return to in-person classes
Members of the Commissioner’s Youth Advisory Commission gave their ideas and opinions about the potential return to in-person learning at schools.
Stirring ceremony pays tribute to the more than 2,000 lost to COVID
Ceremony came on Pearl Harbor Day.
Utility pole back up, street reopened in Scott County
A Scott County power line is back up and running after nearly a day of repairs.
Woodford County ornament contest underway
It’s a community effort with handmade ornaments from families and artists throughout Versailles.