Kristen Kennedy is a Meteorologist at FOX16News and KARK4News. She covers a range of topics including holidays, hurricanes, tornadoes, and the impact of weather events on communities, with a particular interest in cannabis and psychedelics. Kristen has been featured in WNTZ-TV, WJTV 12, WFLA-TV News Channel 8, WDHN, WMBB-TV, and WKYT-TV.
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Kristen Kennedy's coverage is primarily focused on local weather patterns and seasonal changes, with a particular emphasis on the Florida region. She frequently reports on temperature fluctuations, rainfall forecasts, and potential severe weather events in the Panama City area.
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By: Kristen Kennedy
New federal rules are now in effect in what’s the strongest overhaul of lead-in-water standards in roughly three decades. All water systems must publish an initial inventory of water service lines denoting whether they are lead, galvanized, requiring replacement, or unknown.
One of the two amendments that could change our state constitution focuses on school choice.
Advocates for and against school choice in Kentucky are throwing claims at voters.
Voters in Lexington will soon decide on a new tax for parks. Published Oct. 30, 2024 at 8:13 PM GMT+1 | Updated seconds ago
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - In our WKYT survey, health care ranked sixth out of issues like cost of living, crime, and election integrity.
You may know who you’re voting for, but there are other questions on the ballot that could slow you down.
A lot of the water lines in the state are “unknown material.” Some could even be lead.
The state’s Energy and Environment Cabinet says most Kentuckians will soon get a notice from their water company, telling them their lines are either unknown, lead, or galvanized iron.
By: Kristen Kennedy
Our WKYT Investigates team combed through dozens of professional leave requests for 2024 to figure out, who's approving each trip?
The United States Forest Service's list for the last six years put Kentucky in the top spot.
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