Kelsey Souto is an Anchor/Reporter at WKYT. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy and mining, law and legal affairs, and education, with a focus on regional interests in Kentucky and beyond. Kelsey has been featured in various outlets including KCWY-TV, WAVE, WYMT, and KAIT 8.
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Kelsey Souto's coverage is primarily focused on local news and community-oriented topics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, politics, weather, education, and business & industry within the Kentucky/Lexington area. Her articles often cover human trafficking issues and housing concerns within the community.
Given her focus on local news and government announcements in Kentucky/Lexington area, she would be most receptive to pitches that provide insights or first-hand accounts regarding local events or initiatives related to human trafficking prevention efforts, housing assistance programs for families in need after crises such as fires or natural disasters. Additionally,pitches concerning new legislation aimed at addressing social issues like illegal camping crackdowns could also resonate well with her coverage interests.
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In documents dated December 5th, the PSC sent notices to Wood Creek Water District, city of Livingston and Kentucky-American Water to learn more about a water outage in early November.
WKYT’s Kelsey Souto has been in Cynthiana for two straight days, pushing local leaders for answers after rumors started swirling about visits from the Environmental Protection Agency.
By: Kelsey Souto
A Lexington construction worker is now fighting for their life after a Wednesday night crash at the intersection of Leestown and New Circle Road.
A man accused of murdering a woman in a Madison County mansion has been found competent to stand trial.
Before we head into 2025, Kelsey Souto is taking a look back at some of the big stories of the year and reports that viewers clicked on most.
While the investigation by the PSC continues, they have ordered that the Wood Creek Water District not terminate service to Livingston as long as bills are continuing to get paid. If payment is not received then Wood Creek would have to notify Livingston of termination via USPS and would have to wait 20 days after mailing the notice, before shutoff.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Several people in Lexington were slapped with parking tickets last week during a brutal winter storm.
By WKYT News Staff Published Jan. 16, 2025 at 12:47 AM CET | Updated moments ago
The community is stepping up to support his family as they navigate a financially and emotionally draining time.
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