Grason Passmore is a News Reporter at WKYT. With a focus on medicine and healthcare, as well as regional interest and world news, she covers a diverse range of topics including education, careers, and real estate, all while highlighting issues relevant to Kentucky and Lexington. Grason's work has been featured in WYMT, WVUE-TV Fox 8, KNOE-TV8, and WKYT-TV.
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Lexington, United States (Local)
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Grason Passmore's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, particularly government announcements and evolving stories related to family & relationships and sports. Given the high percentage of articles covering government announcements, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or perspectives on local legislative sessions, public safety initiatives, budget plans, community events, and infrastructure projects within Kentucky.
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By: Grason Passmore
"So having a crisis plan is like planning for a house fire, or teaching your kids how to call 911.”
Published Nov. 28, 2024 at 4:13 AM CET | Updated moments ago
As we prepare for the coldest nights we've faced this season, Brother Thomas Caudill heads out to help those who will need it most.
Many business owners are already preparing to the lose the app, and any advertising and income that comes with it.
These include conferences and workshops that teachers and district staff can attend across the country.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Fayette County Public Schools' transportation employees are asking to be switched from 30-hour work weeks to 40.
Senator Amanda Mays Bledsoe first pushed for paid parental leave for all state employees this past year, through the proposed Senate Bill 142. While the bill passed the Senate, it never received a committee hearing in the House.
According to data collected by the Gun Violence Archive, the shooting at Abundant Life Christian School marks the 83rd school shooting in the US where someone has been hurt or killed this year.
Lemaster said more than $10,000 worth of fishing supplies were stolen out of his boat parked right behind his home. He said he did file a report with the Richmond Police Department.
Starting in 2029, the Environmental Protection Agency will require PFAS levels to test at four parts per trillion.
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