Adam Burniston
WKYT
Lexington, KY, United States
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Source of mysterious foam in Kentucky creek identified
A mysterious foam formed Tuesday evening in Anderson County’s Cedar Brook. → Read More
Allergy season in the commonwealth starting earlier, lasting longer
Allergy season is getting underway across the commonwealth, but research shows it has been starting earlier and lasting longer than in previous years. → Read More
Eastern tent caterpillar eggs hatching across Central Kentucky
While the eastern tent caterpillar can be a nuisance for any homeowner, it’s a major concern for horse owners after it caused a staggering number of foal losses nearly 20 years ago. → Read More
Be vigilant outside: Kentucky’s tick populations expected to rapidly rise
Tick season is quickly approaching and that means we need to be extra vigilant bring outside as diseases can get easily spread by ticks attaching to your body. → Read More
Lee Co. community looks back at historic flooding one year later
A year later, while most areas are back to normal, some downtown Beattyville buildings remain vacant. → Read More
Concern grows for serious flooding in parts of Central Kentucky
In Estill County, there isn’t any flooding ongoing, at this time, but the concern is growing over what is to come later this week. → Read More
Crews on scene of active forest fire in Rockcastle County
While the official start of spring forest fire season officially began Tuesday, the Kentucky Division of Forestry says many counties have already been dealing with issues. → Read More
Name of Lexington’s new baseball team revealed
The Wild Health Genomes will join the Lexington Legends as the second professional baseball team in Lexington. → Read More
Ky. veteran’s missing service dog found, reunited with family
Dorkus the boxer had been missing in Frankfort since Tuesday after getting separated from her owner, who is a Vietnam War veteran. → Read More
Adam Burniston’s Forecast | Arctic cold before snowfall for Friday
We better get used to the arctic air because it is holding on in the forecast as we track our next snowfall threat later this week → Read More
Lexington shelter expands operations amid omicron surge, freezing temps
This winter season, thanks to financial help from the city, the Hope Center has been able to put up a new warming shelter tent on their property. → Read More
Lexington prepares for impending snowfall
As preparation is underway for a winter storm on Thursday, both local and state road crews have already begun preparing with salt brine going down on roads yesterday and today. → Read More
National Weather Service confirms EF-1 tornado in Estill County over NYE weekend
A tornado was confirmed in Estill County, only six miles from a tornado that hit Union City in Madison County. → Read More
Eastern Kentucky schools collect donations for Western Kentucky families
Public school districts in eastern Kentucky are pulling together to help families in western Kentucky. → Read More
Community rallies to help Stamping Ground tornado victims
Cleanup efforts continue after an EF-1 tornado devastated a mobile home park in Stamping Ground early Monday morning. → Read More
Law enforcement officers hand out Thanksgiving meals in Lexington
Law enforcement officers are out in Lexington Monday handing out Thanksgiving meals ahead of the holidays. → Read More
Dedication ceremony held for new veterans shelter in Lexington
A dedication ceremony was held Wednesday morning for a new shelter in Lexington aimed at helping veterans in need. → Read More
Lexington Christmas tree farms suggest planning now if you want a tree for the holidays
Nieman's and Barker's Christmas Tree Farms began a reservation system for their Christmas trees to help people be safe during the pandemic last year. → Read More
UK researchers working to improve tech to remove CO2 from atmosphere
Researchers at UK’s Center for Applied Energy Research are partnering with Vanderbilt University, LG&E and KU, and other institutions to improve technology to capture carbon directly from the atmosphere. → Read More
‘Unbelievable:’ Dog survives 170-foot fall in Red River Gorge
The Wolfe County Search and Rescue Team said it’s nothing short of a miracle after they got a call to rescue a dog that fell off a cliff in the Red River Gorge. → Read More