UK Invests becomes jersey patch partner for Kentucky Football
UK Athletics is partnering with UK Invests to make the program the official jersey patch partner of Kentucky Football, according to a release from UK Athletics.
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KYTC studies improvements to I-65, I-265 interchange in Jefferson County
KYTC presented options to improve traffic flow and safety at the busy I-65 and I-265 corridor interchange in Louisville.
UK Athletics announces multiyear partnership with Heaven Hill Brands
UK Athletics has entered a multiyear partnership with Heaven Hill Brands, naming Elijah Craig the Official Small Batch Bourbon Partner of the Kentucky Wildcats and Evan Williams the Official Bourbon Partner of the…
Lanes reportedly blocked following Lexington school bus crash, involved driver sustains minor injuries
A driver sustained minor injuries following a school bus crash at the intersection of Palumbo Drive and Old Todds Road.
Fall approaches as Kentucky days grow shorter
It is September, some leaves are beginning to change color, and sunset is getting earlier each day. Sunday, Sept. 6, is the last day of the year sunset falls after 8 p.m. in Lexington.
Twenty-one Knox County students hospitalized for heat illness, 3 critical, after bomb threat evacuation: Rural Metro
A bomb threat was reported at Carter Middle School Friday morning after a student found a written threat.
Lexington VA suicide prevention team kicks off awareness month at North Lime Donuts
Anyone experiencing thoughts of suicide, or with a loved one who has, can call the 988 hotline.
Former Gov. Matt Bevin ordered to serve 60 days in jail
Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was ordered to serve 60 days in jail after a judge found he violated court orders in a child support case.
Boil water advisory issued for Estill County
A boil water advisory has been issued for an area of Estill County.
Morehead State University to close main campus early Friday due to high temperatures
Morehead State University’s main campus will close early Friday, Sept. 4, due to “prolonged extreme heat.”
Dirty soda shop opens first brick and mortar store in Lexington
The Fizzy Fox has opened its first brick and mortar location in Lexington.
Cyclosporiasis cases in Kentucky climb higher
According to numbers released by the Kentucky Department for Public Health, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed 697 cases, with 844 reported.
Community mourns Wayne Martin at funeral service
The funeral for Wayne Martin, former WKYT executive and championship Morehead State University basketball coach, will be held Friday, Sept. 4.
Kentucky AG files civil lawsuit against New York-based nonprofit advertising mail-order abortion bills
The suit, filed in Logan County Circuit Court, alleges that Mayday Health has advertised the drugs at gas stations and with a banner attached to an airplane that flew over the Kentucky State Fair, which it claims…
Lake Liberty problems growing, water level drops
Officials have been struggling to solve an issue with Lake Liberty water levels since June due to extreme drought.
Judge in Lindsay Clancy murder case says he will declare mistrial after jury can't reach a verdict
The judge in the criminal case of Lindsay Clancy said on Friday he would declare a mistrial after the jury could not agree on a verdict for the Massachusetts woman accused of killing three children.
More than 300,000 deceased voters removed from Kentucky rolls since 2020
Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams says more than 300,000 deceased voters have been removed from the state's voter registration rolls since he took office in 2020.
Hundreds of thousands of dead voters removed from Ky. voter rolls, Adams says
The Secretary of State office says over 300,000 dead voters have been removed from Kentucky’s voter rolls since Michael Adams took office.
Louisville celebrates Seneca Youth Golf Course renovations
Louisville celebrated the first phase of renovations at Seneca Youth Golf Course, adding new greens and tee areas for local young golfers.
Additional areas of Lexington to get additional mosquito spraying after rise in complaints
The sprayings will take place next week from Sept. 8-10 between 3 and 6 a.m.
Statewide issue announced for vehicle registration renewal
A statewide computer issue is preventing vehicle registration renewal, according to the Powell County Clerk’s Office.
Chief Meteorologist Chris Bailey releases fall forecast, warns of ‘Super El Niño’ wild card
At the center of this year’s fall forecast is a developing “Super El Niño” in the Pacific Ocean, which oceanographic data shows is on track to become one of the strongest ever recorded.
According to GOP colleague, McConnell could be back in Washington later this month
Kentucky Congressman James Comer says McConnell’s staff are hoping the longtime senator will return when the Senate reconvenes on September 14.
