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Official: Kentucky State University needs funds to stay open
Kentucky State University announced in August that it owes about $13 million.Crank and Boom named Small Business of the Year by Commerce Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - Customers of all ages know its flavors, from brownie sundaes to boozy treats and everything in between. However, what some...Lexington Humane Society needs your votes to win $12,000
The Lexington Humane Society is nominated to win $12,000 from Freshpet's Fresh Start Program.Knox Central High School ‘Gears Up’ for graduation
Grant specialists hope that the activity will boost awareness of the importance of high school graduation.Estill County Sheriff’s Office moving to new drive-thru location
Authorities said the new location's drive-thru will help provide more convenience for all services.Bourbon, Shelby schools win ‘best practices’ honors
Awards given at continuous improvement summit.Federal court halts tax mandate in ARPA Lawsuit
Kentucky, Tennessee among those in the lawsuit.UPDATE: Floyd County Schools discontinues controversial curriculum
Schools to set up review committees.
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Fall begins with coolest air in months across the Bluegrass State…
We have a week full of rain chances, including tropical moisture and humidity, as Fred passes by.Remnants of Ida to bring heavy rain and flash flood potential to Kentucky
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Steady rain sets in for your Tuesday across central and eastern Kentucky as the remnants of Hurricane Ida moves through...Milo Golding forecasts weather with Alyssa Andrews
Milo Golding does the weather with Meteorologist Alyssa Andrews on ABC 36 NewsOvernight flooding causes road closures and power outages in Southern Kentucky
Rivers, streams overflow after Saturday rains.Fayette Sheriff Winter Care transportation, drug pick-up activated
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) -The Fayette County Sheriff's Office has activated the transportation and prescription pickup portion of the Winter Care Program. The assistance provided is...Lexington Police work several accidents, downed powerlines and trees
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - Lexington police busy overnight working on the aftermath of an ice storm. The city reporting a number of fallen tree limbs...UK cancels in-person classes, online classes still set; vaccine clinic for second day
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - University of Kentucky has cancelled classes and its covid-19 vaccine clinic for the second day in a row because of...‘Snowfighters’ keeping eye on, prepping for potential Christmas Eve storm
Slick travel possible through Friday
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Colt by ‘Tapiture’ tops Thursday’s yearling sale at Keeneland
An agent for Glencrest Farm paid $145,000 for a colt by Tapiture to top Thursday's yearling sale.UPDATE: Former UK basketball star acquitted of tax crimes
Randolph Morris is accused of deliberately avoiding paying taxes on $13 million he made while playing professionally in China, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.Next Shares and Bordonaro retire at Old Friends
Graded Stakes Winners Next Shares and BordonaroThree-day Equitana USA horse event coming to Horse Park
Event planned Oct. 1-3Filly by ‘Army Mule’ tops Wednesday’s yearling sale at Keeneland
Maddie Matt Miller, agent, paid the session-topping price of $250,000 for a filly by Army Mule on Wednesday.Kentucky Baseball Season Opener GDK 092221
Kentucky baseball is back as the Cats return to the diamond this Saturday to host the first of two fall exhibition games against Dayton.Mike Edwards named NFC Defensive Player of the Week
TAMPA, Fl (Scott Smith, Bucs Writer) - Mike Edwards did something no other NFL player had done in almost 30 years. The result is...Kentucky Football announces 2022 schedule
LEXINGTON, Ky. (UK Athletics) – Eight home games highlight Kentucky’s 2022 football schedule, the Southeastern Conference announced Tuesday. The Wildcats will open at Kroger...
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Official: Kentucky State University needs funds to stay open
Kentucky State University announced in August that it owes about $13 million.Crank and Boom named Small Business of the Year by Commerce Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - Customers of all ages know its flavors, from brownie sundaes to boozy treats and everything in between. However, what some...Lexington Humane Society needs your votes to win $12,000
The Lexington Humane Society is nominated to win $12,000 from Freshpet's Fresh Start Program.Knox Central High School ‘Gears Up’ for graduation
Grant specialists hope that the activity will boost awareness of the importance of high school graduation.Estill County Sheriff’s Office moving to new drive-thru location
Authorities said the new location's drive-thru will help provide more convenience for all services.Bourbon, Shelby schools win ‘best practices’ honors
Awards given at continuous improvement summit.Federal court halts tax mandate in ARPA Lawsuit
Kentucky, Tennessee among those in the lawsuit.UPDATE: Floyd County Schools discontinues controversial curriculum
Schools to set up review committees.
- Weather
WEATHER HEADLINES
Fall begins with coolest air in months across the Bluegrass State…
We have a week full of rain chances, including tropical moisture and humidity, as Fred passes by.Remnants of Ida to bring heavy rain and flash flood potential to Kentucky
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Steady rain sets in for your Tuesday across central and eastern Kentucky as the remnants of Hurricane Ida moves through...Milo Golding forecasts weather with Alyssa Andrews
Milo Golding does the weather with Meteorologist Alyssa Andrews on ABC 36 NewsOvernight flooding causes road closures and power outages in Southern Kentucky
Rivers, streams overflow after Saturday rains.Fayette Sheriff Winter Care transportation, drug pick-up activated
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) -The Fayette County Sheriff's Office has activated the transportation and prescription pickup portion of the Winter Care Program. The assistance provided is...Lexington Police work several accidents, downed powerlines and trees
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - Lexington police busy overnight working on the aftermath of an ice storm. The city reporting a number of fallen tree limbs...UK cancels in-person classes, online classes still set; vaccine clinic for second day
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) - University of Kentucky has cancelled classes and its covid-19 vaccine clinic for the second day in a row because of...‘Snowfighters’ keeping eye on, prepping for potential Christmas Eve storm
Slick travel possible through Friday
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Colt by ‘Tapiture’ tops Thursday’s yearling sale at Keeneland
An agent for Glencrest Farm paid $145,000 for a colt by Tapiture to top Thursday's yearling sale.UPDATE: Former UK basketball star acquitted of tax crimes
Randolph Morris is accused of deliberately avoiding paying taxes on $13 million he made while playing professionally in China, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.Next Shares and Bordonaro retire at Old Friends
Graded Stakes Winners Next Shares and BordonaroThree-day Equitana USA horse event coming to Horse Park
Event planned Oct. 1-3Filly by ‘Army Mule’ tops Wednesday’s yearling sale at Keeneland
Maddie Matt Miller, agent, paid the session-topping price of $250,000 for a filly by Army Mule on Wednesday.Kentucky Baseball Season Opener GDK 092221
Kentucky baseball is back as the Cats return to the diamond this Saturday to host the first of two fall exhibition games against Dayton.Mike Edwards named NFC Defensive Player of the Week
TAMPA, Fl (Scott Smith, Bucs Writer) - Mike Edwards did something no other NFL player had done in almost 30 years. The result is...Kentucky Football announces 2022 schedule
LEXINGTON, Ky. (UK Athletics) – Eight home games highlight Kentucky’s 2022 football schedule, the Southeastern Conference announced Tuesday. The Wildcats will open at Kroger...
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