1 person dead following multi-vehicle collision in Pulaski County

One man is dead following a multi-vehicle collision in the Shopville area of Pulaski County on Wednesday afternoon.

Camp Breckinridge Museum showcases POW murals, history

Its walls are covered with more than 40 murals, most of them painted by Daniel Mayer, a soldier from Czechoslovakia.

Fake 'deputies' continue to target Kentuckians

Scammers are continuing to target people across Kentucky.

Police: Reports of an active shooter at Jackson County church unfounded

Police in Jackson County are reporting that multiple calls of an active shooter at a church in Jackson County Wednesday evening were found to be unfounded, and no active shooter was ever present.

2 arrested for allegedly stealing cooking oil from London restaurants

Two men were arrested on Wednesday morning for allegedly stealing cooking oil from restaurants in London.

Relief fund founded by Tyler Childers, wife Senora May makes anniversary donation to Kentucky organizations

A local philanthropic fund co-founded by a country music star has made a big donation to some area organizations to celebrate its five-year anniversary.

Lafayette Generals look to take the next step over their rivals

Coming off their first winning record and home playoff game since 2016, the Generals are looking to take that next step against their biggest rival, the Henry Clay Blue Devils.

Bourbon County hospital sponsors free admission for students at athletic events

The Bourbon Community Hospital announced it will cover athletic admission costs for all students at Paris Independent Schools— and thanks to help from other local sponsors as well, the hospital can say the same for Bourbon County Schools.…

Kentucky explores solutions as natural disasters drive up insurance costs around the country

Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and expensive. This is creating a problem in the insurance market as companies raise rates or drop coverage in high-risk areas entirely.

Good grief turns to great joy: Peanuts characters offer healing at KCH

Art, humor and hope are critical parts of the healing process at Kentucky Children's Hospital, and this week, the iconic characters of Peanuts are helping with that mission.

Parents file lawsuit against Raceland Middle School for alleged abuse of non-verbal, autistic kids

4 parents have filed a civil action lawsuit against a Kentucky middle school, alleging that their non-verbal children with disabilities were physically and verbally abused.

Attorney representing London City Council resigns

The attorney representing the London City Council has submitted a letter of resignation.

Etched in stone, carried in hearts: Vietnam veterans visit memorial wall during Honor Flight

Vietnam War veterans on this year's Honor Flight made an emotional stop at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, where all 63 participants served during the conflict that defined a generation.

Kentucky death penalty debate reignited over regulatory issue

Kentucky’s attorney general is continuing to push for restoring the death penalty for a convicted cop killer.

Folk singer and radio host sleeps in car after flooding traps him on Kentucky property

Heavy rains turned what should have been a routine evening into an unexpected overnight adventure for well-known folk singer and radio host Michael Johnathon.

Popular radio host spends night in car after heavy rains flood bridge to his Lexington-area home

Heavy rains turned what should have been a routine evening into an unexpected overnight adventure for well-known folk singer and radio host Michael Johnathon.

Former Wildcat, LCA alum secures LPGA Tour Card

Bluegrass native, Lexington Christian Academy standout, and Kentucky Wildcat alum Laney Frye is set to make her LPGA Tour debut next year as a rookie.

'Period pantry' program begins in Menifee County

The problem of period poverty is one that affects women all over central and eastern Kentucky. One woman in Menifee County decided to step up in her community.

Conrad Cessna, the attorney representing the London City Council submits resignation

Conrad Cessna, the local attorney representing the London City Council, announced his resignation in a recently submitted letter.

2 cases of deer 'acting strange' in Graves County reported to KDFW

Two cases of deer "acting confused, dazed, suffering from what appeared to be poor eyesight" are being reported in Graves County, with one deer entering a county school on Tuesday.

Central Kentucky family seeks answers after ICE detainee dies in custody

ICE said Santos Eliberto Banegas Reyes was held at the Nassau County Correctional Center for less than 18 hours before being found unresponsive.

Lexington woman honored for 53-year mentorship through Big Brothers Big Sisters

During one of the biggest fundraisers of the year for Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass, one woman will be recognized for her extraordinary commitment that has lasted more than five decades.

Dolly Parton responds to concerns about her health: ‘I’m not dying’

By MARIA SHERMAN AP Music Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Dolly Parton “ain’t dead yet,” the country superstar said on social media Wednesday following public speculation about her health. “There are just a lot of rumors flying around. But I figure…

Beshear asks Robertson County sheriff to resign after 3rd DUI arrest in 2 years

On Wednesday, Gov. Andy Beshear requested that the Robertson County sheriff resign after he was arrested on Tuesday on his third DUI charge in two years.

Robertson County sheriff arrested after alleged high-speed pursuit and DUI stop

MASON COUNTY, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — The sheriff of Robertson County was arrested Tuesday night after authorities say he drove at more than 100 miles per hour with flashing blue lights activated, nearly striking another law enforcement veh…

LEX 18 obtains jail video of former Robertson County sheriff's arrest

LEX 18 obtained jail video of the night Robertson County Sheriff Terry Gray was booked into the Mason County Detention Center.

Robertson County Sheriff Terry Gray officially resigns after his 3rd DUI arrest

Following the news that Robertson County Sheriff Terry Gray was arrested and charged with his third DUI, Governor Andy Beshear released a letter that asked Gray to resign from his position.

Gov. Beshear asks Robertson County sheriff charged with 3rd DUI to resign

Following the news that Robertson County Sheriff Terry Gray was arrested and charged with his third DUI, Governor Andy Beshear released a letter that asked Gray to resign from his position.

PHOTOS: Protest during ‘All out for Gaza’ week

Students listened to speakers during the ‘Two Years too Many’ protest, including Ala Hassan, an organizer from Lex4Palestine, and former University of Kentucky professor Ramsi Woodcock. The event was during the ‘All out for Gaza’ week, hos…

Lexington police searching for 2 suspects connected to July backyard theft

The Lexington Police Department asked the community for help in finding two theft suspects who allegedly entered a back yard in July and stole items.

Fayette County Clerk’s Office to temporarily close for renovations in early November

LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — The Fayette County Clerk’s Office will temporarily close next month to allow for renovation work. According to County Clerk Susan Lamb, the office at 162 East Main Street will close to the public — except…

Somerset man charged with murder after deadly shooting in Pulaski County

SOMERSET, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office says a Somerset man is behind bars after an early morning shooting left another man dead. According to Sheriff Bobby Jones, deputies responded to a home on Dogwood Lane a…

Governing Magazine names Secretary of State Adams a Public Official of the Year

Governing Magazine announced that Secretary of State Michael Adams has been named a Public Officials of the Year.

Six Month long narcotics investigation leads to dozens of arrests

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Downtown shooting suspect back in court

LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — The man accused in a downtown Lexington shooting is back before a judge. Police say 29-year-old Jonathan Streete appeared in court Wednesday for a preliminary hearing connected to an August 29 shooting on…

Downtown shooting suspect is back in court

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Special meeting called after only two council members show up

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Beautification project honored with Beautify The Bluegrass Award

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Governor Beshear weighs in on presidential run possibility

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Lt. Governor Coleman to visit Pine Knot facility for ribbon cutting

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Lexington Police charge 17-year-old in Monday shooting on Ascot Park

LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — Lexington Police say a 17-year-old has been charged in connection with a shooting that seriously injured a man Monday evening on Ascot Park. According to police, officers were called to the 1200 block of A…

Richmond community shelter, resource center asks for help ahead of winter

Although it's not quite winter yet, a non-profit in Richmond is starting to get things ready for its winter shelter.

Search underway for woman who allegedly stabbed man near Kentucky grocery store

Troopers with Kentucky State Police (KSP) have issued a warrant for a West Liberty woman's arrest after she allegedly stabbed a man outside of Betty's Grocery in the Moon community of Morgan County.

Georgetown Police arrest suspect after shooting critically injures man

GEORGETOWN, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — Georgetown Police have arrested Brian Alexander Newman, 22, in connection with a shooting that left a man critically injured Tuesday night. According to police, the shooting happened near the Amerson Orch…

Georgetown Police arrest suspect after shooting critically injures man near Amerson Orchard Apartments

GEORGETOWN, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) — Georgetown Police have arrested Brian Alexander Newman in connection with a shooting that left a man critically injured Tuesday night. According to police, the shooting happened near the Amerson Orchard A…

Police investigate shooting at apartment complex

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Driver killed in crash with parked construction truck

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Suspect search in stabbing at a local grocery store

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Man faces terroristic threatening charge due to Halloween display

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Cars submerged in flash flooding

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Georgetown man accused of shooting brother while dancing

The Georgetown Police Department (GPD) issued a public safety notice amid an overnight shooting investigation.

1 charged in Georgetown apartment shooting

The Georgetown Police Department (GPD) issued a public safety notice amid an overnight shooting investigation.

Georgetown police investigating apartment complex shooting

The Georgetown Police Department (GPD) issued a public safety notice amid an overnight shooting investigation.

Lexington councilmembers hear recommendations on how to make city roadways safer

Lexington City Council heard a presentation on how to improve safety across its streets and roadways during a work session meeting Tuesday.

Former Robertson County Sheriff Terry Gray indicted following 3rd DUI arrest

Robertson County Sheriff Terry Gray is back in police custody, facing a third charge for driving under the influence of alcohol.

Robertson County Sheriff arrested in Mason County for third DUI charge, wanton endangerment

Robertson County Sheriff Terry Gray is back in police custody, facing a third charge for driving under the influence of alcohol.

A Gorgeous Stretch of October Weather

Good Wednesday, everyone. The historic rains are now gone and now we are settling into a great fall pattern. Gorgeous weather looks to be with us through the upcoming weekend before the jet stream gets active into next week. That corridor…