Evan Leake is a Weekend Morning Anchor for WLEX-TV, WBNG TV 12, and WRTV. With a focus on local news in Kentucky, particularly in Lexington, Evan covers a wide range of stories that impact the community, including human interest stories, community events, and issues affecting the area.
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Evan's focus is on local human interest stories, particularly those involving community, wellness, and inspiration. He appears to emphasize personal narratives and experiences within the Kentucky area.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Tony Lacy grew up hearing plenty of stories and legends of Keeneland.
By: Evan Leake
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Imagine, the entire archive of an industry's storied history all under one roof.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — September may be known as Bourbon Heritage Month but honoring the spirit is second nature to Kentuckians year round.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Ken Anderlitch got a very warm welcome on Friday, greeted with cheers and signs by the staff at DV8 Kitchen in Lexington.
The people of Cynthiana go all out when it comes to Spooky Season. From the moment you enter the city limit, the spirit of Halloween is strong, a skeleton in every store and front yard you see.
By: Evan Leake
In fact, they have been working to expand on that service to Kentucky's youth.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Leiah Wainscott is still early on in her tattooing career, roughly a year and a half of professional experience.
No strangers to community involved, the brewery decided to embrace spooky season this year to bring people in for some fun.
The Hall has become a mainstay for many people in Powell County but also Bluegrass lovers from around the region.
Leiah Wainscott is still early on in her tattooing career, roughly a year and a half of professional experience. Despite that, she's dove headfirst into it, excited to find a workplace to call home.
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