Jeremy Tombs is a News MMJ/Reporter based in Lexington, Kentucky. With a focus on local news, Jeremy covers a range of topics including homelessness, distillery concerns, education, gun reform, and community initiatives. His work has been featured in WKYT-TV, WYMT, KSLA News 12, and NBC29 WVIR-TV.
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Jeremy Tombs focuses on local news, particularly crime, family & relationships, sports, and government & politics in Kentucky. His articles cover a wide range of topics including legislative sessions, healthcare, community development, poverty, criminal justice issues such as gun reform and education.
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By: Jeremy Tombs, Amanda Alvarado
A man shot his neighbor's cat for "leaving pawprints" on his vehicles, according to police. (Source: WKYT)
Published Nov. 7, 2024 at 5:03 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
By: Jeremy Tombs
Denny says it started as an idea he had in the build-up to the 2020 primary election, while he searched for a way to safely get people to the polls.
By: Jeremy Tombs
Traffic on Winchester Road has been a topic that’s concerned Ginny Ramsey since the Catholic Action Center moved there in 2017.
By: Jeremy Tombs
“If he knew how much he was really loved and cared for - he wouldn't have left us,” Jermaine said. “He'd have hugged and dapped up all his friends. He's somewhere smiling.”
On Monday, The Georgetown City Council approved funding for expanding the police department's drone program.
By: Jeremy Tombs
“We have waited a long time for access to come, and we've just got to wait a little bit longer,” Bratcher said.
By: Jeremy Tombs
Beshear: Medical cannabis products likely not on shelves by day one of new program
By: Jeremy Tombs
A monthly report estimates Kentucky received 53.6 million robocalls in October alone.
Father Norman was a spiritual leader both at the school and at St. Peter Claver Catholic Church.
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