WEKU
Tuesday, March 18, 2025
- Lexington city officials recognize birth of legendary racehorse with the same name
- LexTran set to renovate downtown transit center next month
- Weekend rains hit Wayne County roads just as they finish February flood repairs
- 'Save Your Family Treasures' teams in Pike, Floyd counties
- Today's Interview - Jacob Wachal
- Kentucky bill making it easier to cut state taxes heads to governor. Here’s how it works
- DOGE cuts seven mine safety office leases across Kentucky
- Brood 14 cicadas to emerge and make a racket in Kentucky this spring
- University of Kentucky among schools under investigation as part of federal anti-DEI push
- The Ol' Elkhorn Pickers Club
- EKU professor explains why last night's total lunar eclipse was a 'blood moon'
- Tariffs raising U.S. steel, aluminum prices on Kentucky businesses
- Lexington cancels St. Patrick's Day parade out of caution for severe weather
- New study designed to improve student mental health on Kentucky college campuses
- EKU aviation enters agreement with Republic Airways
- Lexington reports decline in overdose deaths
- Former Kentucky sheriff to undergo psychiatric evaluation in murder case
- Valley View Ferry underway again on Kentucky River
- Kentucky breweries may pay more for cans due to new tariffs
- Kentucky health officials announce two more flu deaths this season
- Longtime political journalist discusses race to replace U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell
- Trump pressures Rep. Massie on government spending bill vote as government shutdown looms
- Madison County sheriff's office assisting ICE in immigration-related cases
- Lexington VA job cuts story correction
- EKU President on DEI legislation, faculty evaluations, and federal student aid
- Grammy-nominated Amythyst Kiah to headline Lexington's traditional music and arts festival
- FEMA sends crews to eastern Kentucky neighborhoods to assist flood recovery
- University of Kentucky researcher to give free, online presentation on substance use disorder challenges in rural areas
- Lexington pet rescue not-for-profit hopes to begin accepting animals again March 20
- Kentucky business has veteran service contracts restored amid criticism of Trump VA cuts