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Lexington city leaders detail impacts of severe weather and offer advice

The month of April is traditionally known as the start of the spring severe weather season. That’s been reflected in the Commonwealth’s second largest city.

WEKU · Apr 2, 2024

Utilities warn to stay clear of downed power lines, trees as power restoration continues throughout

Utility companies are warning Kentuckians to stay away from any downed trees or power lines as they continue to restore power to residents.

WEKU · Apr 2, 2024

Lexington’s Ashland area hit hard by Tuesday morning storm

In Lexington, one of the areas hit hardest by the first round of high winds Tuesday morning was near Ashland, Henry Clay’s estate.

WEKU · Apr 2, 2024

National Weather Service reminds Kentuckians to prepare ahead of severe Tuesday storms

High winds, tornadoes, hail and flooding are all on the table, according to the National Weather Service. The weather would be the second of two severe storms in Kentucky, in as many days.

WEKU · Apr 1, 2024

FAFSA problems causing headaches for Kentucky students, administrators

Problems with the revamped Free Application for Federal Student Aid program – known as FAFSA – are slowing the college enrollment process for high school seniors and college administrators.

WEKU · Apr 1, 2024

Today's Interview: Lexington fiber artist Arturo Alonzo Sandoval

Kate Savage interviews Lexington fiber artist Arturo Alonzo Sandoval

WEKU · Apr 1, 2024

Smashing the Stigma: A look at eating disorders on college campuses

Feature story about eating disorders on college campuses.

WEKU · Apr 1, 2024

Kentucky lawmakers opt to establish a localized state supported road plan

Kentucky House and Senate members have put their stamp of approval on more than $12 billion, most of it going to highway and bridge work. A brand-new initiative focuses on local roads.

WEKU · Apr 1, 2024

Flood damaged communities in eastern Kentucky can apply for more relief dollars

The Department for Local Government is taking applications for funding from Kentucky’s 2022 Disaster Recovery Program.

WEKU · Apr 1, 2024

Vape product inventories at Kentucky retailers could look different in the years ahead

The sale of vape products across the Commonwealth is expected to undergo some change. It comes with the passage late last week of House Bill 11 in Frankfort.

WEKU · Mar 31, 2024