Lexington KY

WINCHESTER, Ky. (WKYT) - Winchester police responded to reports of a peacock on the loose on French Avenue. Neighbors in the area said the peacock was jumping from roof to roof along the street, with Winchester police getting a call about the situation around 1:15 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 7.

Early Saturday morning, two people were hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash on East New Circle Road at Tates Creek Road in Lexington. The accident occurred shortly after 3:00 a.m., leading to the temporary closure of the road while police investigated. Both victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were...

A 93-year-old man was killed Monday after he was struck by a vehicle while crossing a stretch of Leestown Road in Woodford County. Versailles Police Department Chief Rob Young confirmed the death, which he said officers were called to at 8:40 a.m. Feb. 9 on a stretch of Leestown Road between Coach Station Road and...

Officials with the Versailles Police Department and the Kentucky State Police announced on Monday that a body was found along KY-421 in Midway during a crash investigation.

We sat down with Executive Chef Alex Green of Mileta in Lexington, Kentucky. Mileta presents a contemporary scratch kitchen where handmade pastas and seasonally driven plates take center stage. The menu highlights pristine ingredients and thoughtful technique—each dish composed with clarity and care. Complementing...

A driver is hospitalized after striking a pole in Lexington early Sunday morning.

Anderson County fire crews faced challenging conditions Sunday morning while battling a structure fire.

By August 1862, the United States was entrenched in the Civil War between the loyal Union states and rebelling Confederate states. Despite an early vote to secede by self-appointed revolutionaries, Kentucky remained faithful to the United States and by the end of the war an estimated 74,000 to 125,000 Kentuckians...

Fayette County Public Schools announced that students will return to class on Tuesday following more than two weeks of weather-related disruptions.

LEXINGTON — It was a reunion to remember. Kentucky honored one of its most beloved teams, the 1995-96 national championship squad, “The Untouchables,” put on the denim jerseys and completed a sweep of Tennessee on Saturday night. Seven of coach Mark Pope’s former teammates came to support...