Victor Puente, WKYT

Victor Puente

WKYT

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  • WKYT
  • FOX19
  • 14 News
  • KFVS News

Past articles by Victor:

Good Question: What is the structure on Armstrong Mill Rd. that shares land with Hartland Park?

If you’ve been to Hartland Park, you’ve likely seen the subject of today’s Good Question. → Read More

Good Question: are discount postage stamps counterfeit

If you are planning on buying stamps online, you may be a little suspicious of some of the deals out there. → Read More

Good Question: Why does there appear to be a ‘v’ in ‘Kentucky’ at the Capitol?

If you’ve ever been to the state’s Capitol, you might have wondered the same thing as today’s Good Question. → Read More

Good Question: How long is blood useable after its donated?

We know there is a big need for blood donations, but if you give, how long will it last? → Read More

Lexington serial arson suspect changes plea

Police say Robert Stevens set a dozen fires in 2017 and 2018. → Read More

Good Question: Do WKYT meteorologists use a teleprompter when they give the forecasts?

For today’s Good Question, Colin asks, Do the meteorologists use a teleprompter when they give the forecasts? → Read More

Good Question: Why did the Kentucky Legislature take a break after convening?

The Kentucky Legislature is currently in recess, but one viewer wanted to know why they are taking a break. → Read More

Good Question: Why is it hard to find cat food?

The pandemic has caused a lot of goods to be harder to come by, and that’s led to several questions from pet owners. → Read More

Good Question: How did Newtown Pike get its name?

For today’s Good Question, Joyce asks, From downtown Lexington, Harrodsburg Road will take you to Harrodsburg, Winchester Road to Winchester, but how did Newtown Pike get that name? → Read More

Good Question: If the recent rain had been snow, how much snow would we have gotten?

For today’s Good Question, Mary Beth asks, “We’ve had quite a bit of rain in recent days. If that rain had been snow, how much snow would we have gotten?” → Read More

Good Question: How many ‘white Christmases’ has Lexington experienced?

It’s the time of year when a lot of high school students are planning what they’ll do after graduation. → Read More

Good Question: Has the number of people going to college gone up?

It’s the time of year when a lot of high school students are planning what they’ll do after graduation. → Read More

Good Question: Why does it smell like that in the Leestown Road area?

It’s a problem you may have noticed if you’ve driven near Leestown and New Circle Road. The odor in that area is the subject of today’s Good Question. → Read More

Good Question: Why does the FAFSA require financial information from parents?

Today’s Good Question is about financial aid for college. Jennifer asks, “Why does my child need my financial information when filling out a FAFSA?” → Read More

Good Question: How often can you change your party affiliation?

Next year’s primary election is still a few months away, but there is an important deadline this month. → Read More

Good Question: Why weren’t the time limit rules for voting enforced more on Election Day?

Our latest Good Question deals with the midterm election. → Read More

Good Question: How did turkey become the traditional Thanksgiving food?

A lot of you are going to be eating turkey on Thanksgiving, but why that specific animal? → Read More

Recycle your cooking oil at Lexington’s Gobble Grease Toss

If you fried your turkey on Thanksgiving, you can turn in your used cooking oil to be recycled for free on Friday, Nov. 25, at Redwood Cooperative School, 166 Crestwood Dr., from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. → Read More

Honoring fallen heroes: Capt. Ralph Frasure’s funeral held in Prestonburg

A solemn week continues for a Kentucky community as four heroes prepare for the journey to their final resting place. → Read More

Kentuckians react after ‘ambush’ that killed two officers in Floyd Co.

In a town this small, it’s no surprise that it feels like everyone knows someone involved. → Read More