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A Kentucky House Bill would prevent public colleges and universities to ban guns on their campus. → Read More
Utility crews are working around the clock to repair downed power lines and restore power to customers in Lexington. → Read More
It’s all hands on deck tonight for emergency management crews across the region. → Read More
It’s severe weather awareness week and homes and businesses in Madison County are getting ready for the season. They will all soon be equipped with ALERT FM radios. → Read More
Police were called a home on Jouett Creek Drive for a burglary overnight. → Read More
We are tracking reports of flash flooding throughout central Kentucky. → Read More
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced he is not supporting House Bill 300. → Read More
A large tree has fallen onto a Paris home. → Read More
A pickup truck crashed into a building in Lexington. → Read More
Fayette County Public Schools met in a push to promote school safety on Thursday. → Read More
The stars will be out this week as a movie is filming in Frankfort and businesses in the community are excited about the economic impact it will bring. → Read More
- Road crews are preparing for Monday’s winter weather, and some schools are already calling off. → Read More
At least two people have died following a crash Saturday night in Lexington. → Read More
Georgetown’s new police chief is officially on the job after Darrin Allgood was sworn in Monday night during the city council meeting. → Read More
There have been three police chases in the central Kentucky area this week. → Read More
A teen was hit by a car Between downtown Richmond and Madison Central High School Monday afternoon. → Read More
Following a year with a record number of homicides, Lexington Police are increasing their recruiting efforts. → Read More
A central Kentucky hospital is requiring masks again. → Read More
According to a press release, WMU says they’ve experienced record demand on the water system over the last several days due to record low temperatures and wind. → Read More
undreds in Lexington called their heating and air companies needing some quick fixes to get them through this brutal stretch of winter weather safely and warmly. → Read More