Jim Stratman
WKYT
Kentucky, United States
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Tornado shelters set to be built in Scott County
The county is building two tornado shelters, one on Lisle Road and one in Stamping Ground, to protect more people from extreme weather. → Read More
Is the cold snap foiling your flowers?
“The good thing about Kentucky is if you don’t like the weather today, hang around for a day or two and you’ll love it,” said Joe Ellis, CEO of Sunshine Grow Shop. → Read More
Sophia Rosing indicted by grand jury
The former UK student accused of assaulting a dorm worker has been indicted. → Read More
Sophia Rosing indicted by grand jury
The former UK student accused of assaulting a dorm worker has been indicted. → Read More
House passes bill aimed at making Ky. ‘2nd Amendment sanctuary’
Kentucky is one step closer to being a so-called Second Amendment sanctuary state. → Read More
Bill aimed at addressing Ky. teacher shortage moving through legislature
A bill aimed at addressing Kentucky’s teacher shortage is moving through the General Assembly. → Read More
Bill aimed at addressing Ky. teacher shortage moving through legislature
A bill aimed at addressing Kentucky’s teacher shortage is moving through the General Assembly. → Read More
Coroner: Teen breaking into Lexington home shot, killed
Police were called a home on Jouett Creek Drive for a burglary overnight. → Read More
Police: Teen breaking into Lexington home shot by homeowner, killed
Police were called a home on Jouett Creek Drive for a burglary overnight. → Read More
Kentucky school district has plan to address teacher shortage
Across the state and across the country, schools are facing shortages, and Scott County isn’t immune to that. → Read More
TEAM COVERAGE: Body found in submerged vehicle
Flooding continued to cause problems in southeastern Kentucky into Friday morning. → Read More
Committee passes bill aimed at making Kentucky ‘2nd Amendment sanctuary’
A bill that would keep federal gun regulations from taking effect in Kentucky made its way through committee Tuesday morning. → Read More
Vending machine with free life-saving drug placed in Madison Co. jail
Voices of Hope partnered with other agencies to get a Narcan vending machine placed in the jail. It’s the second machine they’ve placed around central Kentucky and officials say they are making a difference. → Read More
EKU, KYTC embroiled in disagreement over electronic signs on campus
Eastern Kentucky University is embroiled in a disagreement with the state over electronic signs on campus. → Read More
Hall of fame pro wrestler visits kids at UK Children’s Hospital
Wednesday night, professional wrestlers will hit the ring at Rupp Arena, but before they entertained the fans, some of the wrestlers spent the morning visiting some fans at UK Children’s Hospital. → Read More
Man facing murder charge after I-75 chase appears in court
The man accused of murder after state police say a dead woman was found in his SUV after leading law enforcement on a chase appeared in court Friday morning. → Read More
Man dead after being hit by car in Lexington
Investigators believe the man was walking in the roadway. → Read More
UK police focusing on campus safety after recent crashes
The University of Kentucky is looking at ways to make campus safer for pedestrians. → Read More
Hay supply low, but demand high from Kentucky farmers
Vendors are gearing up to sell hay Saturday at the Madison County Hay Auction. → Read More
Kentucky deputies searching for owner of valuable train set
Hundreds of pieces of a novelty train set are sitting in evidence at the sheriff’s office while deputies try to figure out who owns them. Officials say the trains could be worth quite a lot of money. → Read More