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Stu Johnson
ReporterStu has been reporting for WEKU for more than 35 years. His primary beat is Lexington/Fayette government.
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The summer of 2024 is becoming an extremely busy time at many county animal shelters. That’s definitely the case in one far-eastern Kentucky facility.
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What’s been characterized as a “surge in golf” in central Kentucky has benefitted Lexington public courses. That trend is continuing this summer.
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Vehicle theft remains a significant problem in some Kentucky communities as well as a national issue. Triple A is offering reminders about preventive measures.
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Kentucky Economic Development Cabinet Secretary Jeff Noel says there’s no replacement for personal relationships when it comes to seeking investment in the state.
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The summer of 2024, so far in Kentucky, when talking about weather conditions, has been the tale of at least two sides.
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Pediatric cancer care got a financial shot in the arm during a ceremony at Kentucky Children’s Hospital on Tuesday. It comes through an automotive connection.
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The Homeless and Housing Coalition of Kentucky is staging roundtable talks in communities across the Commonwealth. They come following the mid-July effective date for the Safer Kentucky Act.
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In the heat of the summer months, motorists on Kentucky interstates may see an increase in truck tire debris. Officials are warning motorists to be aware of possible safety concerns as they travel.
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Artificial Intelligence is finding it’s way into both the public and private sectors. That includes the financial institution arena.
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The approach to teaching and caring for children with behavior challenges has undergone great change over time. Some 15 hundred people in downtown Lexington participated in the 2024 Behavior Institute.