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By: Amelia Lee
Glen Doneghy was convicted in 2011 for the hit and run death of a Lexington police officer and sentenced for manslaughter. He was released from prison in 2019 on mandatory re-entry supervision but arrested again on charges of assault and robbery in April.
By WKYT News Staff and Published Jun. 4, 2026 at 3:43 PM GMT+2 | Updated seconds ago
Samantha Smith adopted one of the puppies, Daphne, a parvo and mange survivor who faced both illnesses before turning five months old. Now, Daphne is eight months old.
The program, which helps residents reduce electricity use by making solar panel installation easier and more affordable, is now open to homeowners in six counties across the region. Along with Fayette County, Clark, Scott, Bourbon, Jessamine and Woodford counties are now included.
By: Amelia Lee
WILMORE, Ky. — The city of Wilmore is hosting a three-day patriotic celebration called Salute to Service, which includes a parade, ceremonies of remembrance and live music. It is the first time they have held this.
Programs aim to help children ‘grow up with the library their entire life' Published Jun. 16, 2026 at 6:01 PM GMT+2 |
More than 60 full-time and volunteer firefighters from Georgetown, Scott County, Lexington and Stamping Ground took part in the training. The house burned was donated by Southern States for the exercise.
MADISON COUNTY, Ky. — Family members of two men killed at the same Madison County intersection are pushing for safety changes after three people died there in about eight months.
“We're here. This is what we train for. We're not just fire. We're fire EMS. We're fire rescue. We know what we're doing. We're going to be there,” Marshall said.
Recyclables collected through city curbside collection on Tuesday will be landfilled. Residents with Tuesday curbside waste collection are asked not to put out their blue recycle carts if possible.
