Jay Skebba is a Senior Digital Producer at various news outlets. He specializes in covering sports, particularly competitive sports, as well as general assignment news and government and politics, with a keen interest in topics like fisheries and team sports. Jay's work has been featured in numerous prominent platforms, including WTOL 11, KENS 5, and WFAA, among others.
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Knox spent his first two seasons at Arkansas.
For the second time in two weeks, someone from Kentucky won $50,000.
The deal was announced Tuesday morning. Credit: Churchill Downs Incorporated LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Churchill Downs Incorporated has acquired the intellectual property of the Preakness Stakes.
Gov. Andy Beshear scrutinized UK management this week, including the circumstances of a position created for the outgoing AD. Credit: AP
By: Jay Skebba
Jackson served roughly 10 months of her 18-month sentence.
A strong line of severe storms hit the area Monday night.
By: Jay Skebba
Stokes chose Kansas over Kentucky Tuesday night. Here's what people are saying about UK and Mark Pope.
The 152nd Run for the Roses is hours away. Credit: AP Horses leave the starting gate the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs in this photo from 2024.
By: Jay Skebba
Large chunks of what appeared to be concrete were seen on the ground this week at the base of the historic building.
By: Jay Skebba
Emerson College recently released a new poll analyzing both sides of the ticket for 2028.
