30-minute special , ‘Haunted, Historic Kentucky’ gets in the Halloween spirit
HAUNTED, HISTORIC KENTUCKY! With the Kentucky Historical Society and WTVQ-TV ABC 36!
Casting a ballot amid COVID-19: Election Q&A with Professor Joshua A. Douglas
Video helps explain the process, other tips.
Mayor addresses concerns people have with University of Somerset plans
People reading the website worried about the university’s inclusiveness.
National report puts spotlight on innovative BCTC earn-and-learn
KY FAME students attend class two days a week at a BCTC and apply what they’ve learned three days a week at their job site.
Woman charged after domestic dispute turns deadly
Shooting happened at about 3:3- a.m., suspect picked up in Jackson County.
Nucor breaks ground on 400-job steel mill
New mill planned along state line.
Urban County Council plans for public comments in person
Council slowly phasing public comment back in after trolling incidents
Woman missing since getting out of jail a month ago
Susan Larson hasn’t been seen or heard from since September 24, according to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office.
UPDATE: Second person charged in 2009 murder case
38-year-old man arrested in Nicholasville.
Estill County deems first week of in-person classes a success
County recovering from being in the ‘red’ zone
Bath, Fleming counties get important flood, law enforcement grants
Pictured from left to right is Kentucky State Representative Matt Koch, Owingsville Police Chief Todd Tout, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development State Director Hilda Legg, Owingsville Mayor Gary Hunt and Congressman Andy Barr (KY-06) at the USDA grant announcement in Owingsville on Friday, October 23.
More than 1,400 new COVID cases, 16 deaths; Wear masks, Beshear urges
Surge continues, no sign of ending.
UPDATE: Man accused of killing wife posts bond
40-year-old must abide by home confinement rules.
Pound of meth seized, fugitive caught: Sheriff
Three busts in 24 hours.
Floyd County Schools going all virtual
Superintendent Danny Adkins has announced that all Floyd County Schools will be virtual from October 26 to October 30.
Printing error leads to ‘Tic Tac Cash’ winner confusion: Lottery
About 500 tickets are fake winners
Youth fatally shoots man during domestic dispute
Man and woman in argument and youth intervenes: KSP
Fayette Co. Clerk: 73% of absentee ballots returned
On Thursday the Fayette County Clerk released absentee numbers.
MSU hosts virtual ceremony to crown Mortimer and Kirk queen and king
The ceremony and event may have been different but the tradition continues.
Mothman documentary shot in Kentucky to debut next week
The Mothman Legacy comes out Tuesday, Oct. 20
BARN NOTES: Cox, Maker top trainers so far at Keeneland
Big weekend of races set as Fall Meet continues.
Talks with Caulk: Update on possible return to in-person classes
Superintendent Manny Caulk says a return to in-person classes, beginning with elementary schools, could possibly begin the week of Nov. 2
Ag Commissioner announces annual poster, essay contest for students
Theme ‘Kentucky Agriculture Never Stops’ honors farm families during COVID-19 pandemic
“Drop, Cover, Hold on,” Great Central U.S. Shakeout prepares for earthquakes
Drill happens every year on third Thursday in October.