While the races for U.S. Senator and Lexington mayor might be races dominating campaign ads, many Kentuckians will find they don’t have a choice when deciding who should represent them in the state legislature.
Stolen campaign signs have taken center stage in a Kentucky state senate race. Two candidates in District 20 are now making accusations against each other.
Ring-time data obtained through an open records request show many calls are taking more than two minutes to be answered. So, far this year, there have been 19 reports of extended ring times filed at E-911.
A small clinic on UK HealthCare's campus gained big popularity during the pandemic. The ICU Recovery Clinic became many COVID-19 patients' lifeline after leaving the hospital.
The Radio Television Digital News Association announced today that WKYT is the winner of the national Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
The Sanders-Brown Center on Aging sees thousands of patients a year. Those patients, and the years of information they've provided doctors, have led to a ground-breaking discovery.
WKYT first reported on Dr. Michael Heilig in 2018 when he failed a drug test after being pulled from the operating room. Now, we know the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure is investigating him again.
Tens of thousands of Kentucky high school students graduated this school year. Many will go on to colleges and universities, but a growing number are heading to trade schools instead.
A gap in the law— that’s what Fayette County’s commonwealth’s attorney told us after a Lexington mother seeking justice for her daughter reached out to us.
There’s a new push to help get weather alerts to the Amish community. It’s a difficult task, because their religious beliefs prevent them from owning computers, phones, televisions, or radios.
WKYT’s Amber Philpott takes you inside one district’s real life math problem to show you how schools are getting creative when the pandemic serves up higher prices at the lunch table.
COVID-19 testing has been an important part of the state's fight against the virus, and for the past two years, Wild Health, Inc. has handled many of Kentucky's COVID tests.
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/GJ5SABTEGFBODLAXXX7WQY4CBM.jpg)
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/4ZGLPOPEVNBW3K3YI7TRZ4P56U.jpg)
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/74LNH2UOCZL3ZK6XHDJSL75T2A.jpg)
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/gray/5PQEYWAN2BHKFHPG7F4EUMSBTM.jpg)