Stu Johnson
ReporterStu has been reporting for WEKU for more than 30 years.
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Governor Beshear said coronavirus activity across Kentucky is escalating with the highest case counts in nine weeks -
Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton has named Tiffany Michelle Brown as equity and implementation officer.
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Storm damage recovery is underway in the Stamping Ground community of Scott County. National Weather Service investigators are labeling the storm an EF category 1 tornado.
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A pilot law enforcement project in Lexington focuses on the installation of 25 license plate reader cameras around town.
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The Central Kentucky Job Club has online participants from 66 counties as well as people in 32 states.
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While no confirmed cases of the new Omicron coronavirus variant have been detected in Kentucky, health officials say stay vigilant with protective measures.
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Repairs have been made to a water main line in Madison County and a boil water advisory put in place Thursday has been lifted.
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Lexington city council members spent more than four hours Thursday, working to pin down decisions regarding federal coronavirus recovery dollars.
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Business and the EconomyKentucky’s agriculture economy appears headed for a record-breaking year, even during uncertainties associated with COVID-19.
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Governor Beshear said indications are that Kentucky is again trending upward as it relates to coronavirus cases. During his briefing Thursday, the governor said hospitalizations are up.
