Letter to FCPS superintendent outlines paid administrative leave
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A letter sent to Fayette County Schools Superintendent Dr. Demetrus Liggins on Thursday details the parameters of his paid administrative leave. The letter, written by Board of Education Chair Tyler Murphy, says the “paid administrative leave is necessary to prevent significant disruption of the
Lexington eliminates nearly $5 million in medical debt for more than 2,100 residents
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Thousands of Lexington residents are receiving letters notifying them their medical debt has been wiped away through a city-funded relief program. The nonprofit Undue Medical Debt announced a third round of medical debt relief in partnership with Lexington, eliminating nearly $5 million in debt for mor
New report suggests Mark Pope may finalize Kentucky’s roster with an international star
Mark Pope and Kentucky may be trying to finalize their current roster with a star international prospect.
Wilmore honors more than 250 veterans with Vietnam Wall Memorial replica, three-day celebration
WILMORE, Ky. — The city of Wilmore is hosting a three-day patriotic celebration called Salute to Service, which includes a parade, ceremonies of remembrance and live music. It is the first time they have held this. The event honors more than 250 veterans and family members of 14 people...
What are the most popular dog names, breeds in Lexington? See the top 5
Lexington’s dog population boasts legions of Labs and herds of shepherds. German shepherds, that is. The most common dog breeds in Fayette County are Labrador retrievers, pitbulls and doodles, according to the almost 10,000 dog licenses filed with the Lexington-Fayette Animal Care and Control . That data also tracks ea
Evidence issues delay hearing for ex-Kentucky student indicted in baby’s death
A status hearing set for Friday for former Kentucky student Laken Snelling has been delayed until August following an agreed filing by both parties.
University of Kentucky launches food truck initiative
The University of Kentucky announced a new program to bring fresh food and nutrition education to Kentucky communities through food trucks.
East Jessamine High School Bands announces passing of instructor, friend of program
The East Jessamine High School community took to social media late Thursday night to announce the passing of a beloved instructor and music lover.
Former FCPS budget director claims retaliation, law violations in demotion
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A new court filing from Fayette County Public Schools budget director claims she was retaliated against for raising concerns about the district’s finances. Ann Sampson Grimes said the district did not follow the law when demoting her. [READ THE FULL FILING BELOW]. Ann Sampson Grimes...
A Fast Growing Hawaiian Restaurant Chain Is Finally Coming to Kentucky
What was the last national chain restaurant you visited for the first time?
