Stu Johnson
ReporterStu has been reporting for WEKU for more than 30 years.
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Governor Beshear said doctors and nurses are reporting Kentuckians are coming to hospitals sicker than those who received treatment earlier in the pandemic. -
Hazard Chamber of Commerce Director Betsy Clemons said many in the business community are supportive of employee vaccinations.
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The re-launch of Ichthus takes place this Saturday near Wilmore.
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The end of a federal moratorium on evictions brought with it an increased urgency in getting assistance dollars to tenants and landlords. It was a topic of significant discussion Tuesday at Lexington City Hall.
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Kentucky Utilities Foreman Tim Duvall says fallen trees and broken electrical poles were the rule when he and his team arrived in Slidell, Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Ida.
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The head of Kentucky’s League of Cities says President Biden’s proposed vaccination/testing mandate could affect localities across the Commonwealth.
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Fayette County Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins says all students at Dixie Magnet Elementary will go to virtual learning the rest of this week.
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For the first time in its history, the assets in Lexington’s Police and Fire pension fund now exceeds $1 billion.
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Eastern Kentucky University is entering into a partnership with two local government organizations
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Midway University’s fall enrollment stands at 1827. It marks the sixth straight year of enrollment growth at the Central Kentucky school.
