Gov. Beshear orders flags half-staff during Pearl Harbor Remembrance day
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Governor Andy Beshear directed that U.S. flags at every state office building will be lowered to half-staff on Sunday, Dec. 7, in remembrance of American lives lost during the attack on the U.S. Naval base Pearl Harbor. National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day honors the memory of...
1 extricated in Lexington I-64 crash with semi
The Lexington Fire Department received a report of a car crash on I-64.
Georgetown police reportedly uncovers drugs, cash in traffic stop
The Georgetown Police Department (GPD) conducted a traffic stop that turned into a drug bust on Monday.
Georgetown officers arrest ‘notorious’ grinch
GEORGETOWN, Ky. (WKYT) - Georgetown Police Department officers arrested the grinch at their annual Christmas parade Saturday night. In a Facebook post, they announced that Police Chief Darin Allgood arrested the grinch for “attempting to ruin the festivities.”. “He’s now safely secured in our festive, temporary...
Operation Secret Santa packs food boxes for the holidays
Operation Secret Santa in Lexington hosts its 9th annual food box donation drive for those in need before the holdiays.
Police seek help identifying church vandalism in Lawrenceburg
Police in Lawrenceburg are asking for help identifying someone caught on camera breaking into a church in November.
Lexington, Kentucky, Faces Allegations of Overcharging for Trash Collection
The city of Lexington is facing allegations regarding overcharging residents and businesses for trash collection services. Reports of billing discrepancies have raised concerns about the fairness of service fees. City officials have launched an internal audit to evaluate billing accuracy and ensure transparency in...
‘Spirit could not take it’: Mother abandoned 1-year-old daughter ‘alone in a playpen’ in...
"The child was alone in a playpen along with a note saying that the mother had intended to leave." The post 'Spirit could not take it': Mother abandoned 1-year-old daughter 'alone in a playpen' in unlocked apartment, police say first appeared on Law & Crime .
Richmond BBQ restaurant gets $10K grant after storm damage
A Richmond barbecue restaurant is back in business after receiving crucial support to recover from winter storm damage that threatened to shut down operations permanently.
Family angry that woman’s killer still on death row 40 years after murder
GARRARD COUNTY Ky. (WKYT) - A Kentucky family is demanding that a death sentence be carried out decades after a man was convicted of murder. Randy Haight is on death row for the 1985 murders of Patricia Vance and David Omer in Garrard County. Police say he killed the two after escaping from the jail.
