Stan Ingold
Stan Ingold is WEKU's former News Director. He left the station in April, 2026. He has worked in public broadcasting for 18 years, starting at Morehead State Public Radio before spending the past 10 years at Alabama Public Radio. Stan has been honored with numerous journalism awards for his public radio reporting.
Stan arrived at WEKU in January, 2022 after working as Assistant News Director at Alabama Public Radio.
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Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton has issued a proclamation recognizing the efforts of the city's Division of Enhanced 9-1-1. -
Ross Creek Wildlife Management Area lies on either side of the Kentucky River near Lock and Dam 13. Most of the property is located in Lee County, with a smaller segment in Estill County. -
More EV charging stations have opened in eastern Kentucky
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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet received $13.6 million in funding through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Competitive Highway Bridge Program. -
Governor Beshear announces grant funding is available to help with stormwater infrastructure -
U.S. facing largest outbreak of bird flu in its history, including backyard flocks in Kentucky -
These sites celebrate and showcase African Americans’ contributions to both Kentucky and the nation. The trail was first unveiled in June 2025, featuring more than 50 historic sites and attractions. -
Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins withdraws his name from the hiring process for an out-of-state job -
Madison County resident Ronnie McWhorter makes various woodcrafts include dough bowls -
The ongoing shutdown of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is disrupting travel nationwide. This funding lapse is causing problems with security screenings at airports, raising concerns that some smaller airports might need to close temporarily, like Blue Grass Airport in Lexington and Muhammad Ali International Airport in Louisville.
