One Lexington hosted free tutoring at the Charles Young Community Center, providing academic support for Fayette County Public Schools students ages 10 and up.
The Georgetown Police Department hosted a shooting competition at its range, serving as a fundraiser for the Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association, which supports community-police partnerships.
A Kentucky family was left devastated on Friday morning, receiving the news that 21-year-old Peyton Hughes had died while participating in a kayak fishing tournament at Toledo Bend Lake along the border of Texas and Louisiana.
Good Saturday, everyone. It’s another pleasant late September day for most of the region as our attention turns toward the southeastern seaboard as a developing tropical system takes center stage. As a matter of fact, we have t…
Fayette County students are bringing fidget toys back into style. But this time with a purpose that goes far beyond playground trends.
The Sep. 26 Home Team Plays of the Week features athletes from Bourbon County, Madison Central, and Sayre.
Months after a devastating tornado tore through Laurel County in May, the London Corbin Airport is returning to normalcy with a renewed sense of community and improved infrastructure.
From playing basketball in first grade against eighth graders to raising an NBA draft pick, Stacey Reed Sheppard's journey has come full circle in the place she's always called home.
Court documents are revealing new details about the case involving University of Kentucky student Laken Snelling, who is accused of concealing the birth and death of her newborn child earlier this year.
The Appalachian Regional Commission is awarding money to five communities in eastern Kentucky to help those recovering from substance use disorder re-enter the workforce.
Two Powell County paramedics are in hot water after they say they saved a man's life using anti-venom after he was bitten by a highly venomous snake back in May.
One small snack has made a big impact in London, Kentucky, where the honey bun isn't just a breakfast staple — it's a hometown claim to fame.
A Lexington woman battling breast cancer chose a different technique in the radiology process that implants a SmartClip the size of a grain of rice into the tumor.
Every year, the World Chicken Festival holds the Colonel Sanders look-alike competition. While many can’t remember when the competition started, some of the impersonators have been coming for years.
A 15,000-square-foot marketplace featuring goods from over 60 producers has transformed how families in London, Kentucky, shop for fresh food and enjoy home-style meals.
Hundreds of animals across Kentucky are suffering, and many shelters are so full they’re forced to turn away new intakes.
According to reporting by the Kentucky Kernel, records from Lexington Police reveal that the newborn baby of Laken Snelling "appeared to be full term when discovered."
If you're seeing deer in western Kentucky with collars on, they are likely part of a research partnership, not pets.
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Categories: Featured, Local News, News
Categories: Featured, Local News, News
Categories: Featured, Local News, News
LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC 36 NEWS NOW) — A UK football player has been arrested and is now facing charges of sexual abuse. According to police, they received a report of unwanted sexual contact on Wednesday, August 20th. Officials sa…
The annual King Library Press Wayzgoose hosted University of Kentucky students and staff for printing demonstrations on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2025, at the Margaret I. King Library in Lexington, Ky.
The body of a member of the Campbellsville University member of kayak bass fishing team was recovered Friday morning after a nearly two-day-long search.
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Categories: Featured, GDK, Local News, News
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Categories: Featured, GDK, Local News, News
Categories: Featured, GDK, Local News, News
A Hart County High School student-athlete has died, leaving the school community mourning the loss of a beloved teammate and friend.
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Kentucky has installed its first automated speed enforcement devices in work zones across Fayette County, near Corbin, and Shelby County as part of a new safety initiative.
KSP noted that he is known to frequent Hazard and Big Creek in Perry County. He also has an outstanding arrest warrant.
A beautiful Friday is in store for most of the area, but the farther southeast you travel in the state, expect a bit more clouds.
In August 2024, Leyla Hernandez was driving in Owen County when she says she swerved to hit a dog, and ended up flipping her truck.
The owner of Dahlhaus Fudge in Lexington was inspired by TikTok to donate to pay off school lunch debt. Last weekend, Adam Dahl held his first-ever Feed the Kids 3K. Around 340 runners participated.
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Schyler Oldham, a Hart County student and football player, is being remembered for his smile and energy and the legacy he left behind.
A semi-truck driver hit him on I-64 near Bath County after failing to move over while Troy was loading a car.
The event was sponsored by EKU’s chapter of Turning Point USA, the nonprofit organization Kirk founded in 2012 to advocate for conservative politics on high school and college campuses nationwide.
One year after tow truck driver Troy Caldwell was struck and killed while working on Interstate 64, dozens of drivers from across the state came to honor his memory and call for justice.
The latest Home Team Friday Nights game of the week takes us to Richmond, where Madison Central will play host to Great Crossing for its homecoming game.
Have you ever wanted to battle against a dinosaur or explore under the sea? In our Spotlight on London series, we are highlighting Verse Immersive, where you can explore the unimaginable.
Police are asking for help searching for a man who assaulted a girl waiting to be picked up from school on Sept. 18 in Louisville.
Lawmakers received their first report in Frankfort on the new changes and the path forward for the issue.
College freshmen Kennedy Spalding and Karly Smith have transformed their University of Kentucky dorm room into what looks more like a designer showcase than typical campus housing.
It was a life-or-death situation that now has a Powell County EMS team under fire.
