WEKU
Support WEKU and join the 1850 campaign for the future! 1,850 new supporters, each giving $10 monthly to keep WEKU strong. We are down to 1303 to go! Donate today!
Tuesday, July 1, 2025
- Black bear sightings in Kentucky cities on the uptick
- Prosecutors in former Letcher sheriff murder case reject request to dismiss indictment
- Central Kentucky vet says Independence Day fireworks are tough on pets, horses
- Advocacy group says Kentucky family court system is overloaded
- Lexington council to discuss zoning proposal that could pave way for industrial solar in rural areas
- Madison County discusses new 911 service fee amid zoning classification errors
- Health officials: Woodford County measles patients weren’t vaccinated
- Ouita Michel docuseries could boost Kentucky tourism and film industry
- Todays Interview - Sarah Porter
- Kentucky to use over $6 million for critical road and bridge projects
- AAA Bluegrass: gas prices should hold steady over July 4 travel period
- Kentucky Power customers to see extra charge on energy bill following securitization
- New vet exam for Kentucky horse races designed to make sport safer
- North Lexington roads back open following storm, power outages
- Cripple Creek Farms
- Officials warn of an algae bloom in two areas of Herrington Lake
- Kentucky State Police make 16 arrests as part of national online child safety operation
- Gov. Beshear calls for federal approval of public assistance during disaster recovery update
- Black bear spotted in Versailles neighborhood
- EKU outdoor expert says heat-related illnesses are underreported, potentially fatal
- Congress considers SNAP cuts as demand swells at Appalachian Kentucky food banks
- Kentucky to participate in education opportunity project for those impacted by the justice system
- Power company offers tips to save energy costs amid heat wave
- With Kentucky’s Capitol closing for renovations, temporary chambers almost ready
- UK’s REACH grant aims to make research, grant opportunities more available
- Lexington's 17th annual Pride Festival set for Saturday
- Herrington Lake turns 100, a new book looks at the history
- Lexington budget committee hears ideas on how to improve local tech industry
- UK’s Voss says Massie's independence could help ward off Trump threat
- Central Kentucky vet offers tips to keep pets safe during heat wave