Heavy showers and thunderstorms caused flash flooding issues across central Kentucky over the weekend. Rainfall totals from the Kentucky Mesonet at WKU show some...
Rain showers and thunderstorms will be increasing across the Bluegrass as former Hurricane Laura, which is now a post-tropical cyclone, makes its way through...
Fundraising Streamathon kicks off Oct. 24 on Twitch featuring patients, UK athletes, Gen.G pros, content creators and Kentucky game developer Super Soul.
FRANKFORT, Ky (WTVQ) - Last season, the Franklin County Flyers entered the playoffs undefeated, but they would get bounced in the district title game...
Heavy showers and thunderstorms caused flash flooding issues across central Kentucky over the weekend. Rainfall totals from the Kentucky Mesonet at WKU show some...
Rain showers and thunderstorms will be increasing across the Bluegrass as former Hurricane Laura, which is now a post-tropical cyclone, makes its way through...
Fundraising Streamathon kicks off Oct. 24 on Twitch featuring patients, UK athletes, Gen.G pros, content creators and Kentucky game developer Super Soul.
FRANKFORT, Ky (WTVQ) - Last season, the Franklin County Flyers entered the playoffs undefeated, but they would get bounced in the district title game...
The First Baptist Church in downtown Winchester has been serving people in Clark County through their food pantry for three years now. It typically sees more than seventy families a week and that need for food is growing.
As the state gets closer to phasing in the reopening of segments of the economy and state residents grow more restless, the needs of those impacted by the two month shutdown shouldn't be forgotten.
Arts and arts groups hit hard by the coronavirus and its impact on exhibitions, sales, venues, performances, shows and gatherings may be eligible for some financial relief.
The state is worried about the coronavirus spreading through nursing homes, Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday. And the governor urged health care workers to reject the growing lure of hefty payments to come to some other states.
COVID-19 is causing people to cancel summer plans including the annual pride festival in downtown Lexington. Although, the Pride Community Services Organization says they do not plan to cancel, just postpone until the community is safe and healthy.
