A special guest was getting all the attention at the Capitol Monday. He has 4 legs and is seen as a symbol of hope. Ethan Almighty is a dog that keeps his spirits high despite what he’s been through. Ethan was dumped in the Kentucky Humane Society parking lot on Jan. 29, 2021. At the time, he weighed just 38 pounds when he should have weighed 80. After a lot of love and care, Ethan got back on his 4 feet and is now full of energy.
A special guest was getting all the attention at the Capitol Monday. He has 4 legs and is seen as a symbol of hope. Ethan Almighty is a dog that keeps his spirits high despite what he’s been through. Ethan was dumped in the Kentucky Humane Society parking lot on Jan. 29, 2021. At the time, he weighed just 38 pounds when he should have weighed 80. After a lot of love and care, Ethan got back on his 4 feet and is now full of energy.
Lexington police have given Crime Stoppers the first look at two people they're trying to identify in a Jan. 22 incident at an apartment complex on Polo Club Boulevard.
Remains found in Perryville have been identified as 49-year-old Anna Cummins.
The Lexington-Fayette County Council has approved a pay raise for firefighters and policemen.
Passengers at Blue Grass Airport waited over 7 hours on a Delta plane.
Kentuckians are urged to stay home or prepare for winter weather.
About 16 eviction cases were presented in District Court Tuesday, involving tenants of the Veridian Apartments who were represented by the Lexington Fair Housing Council. The complex experienced massive water damage and loss the week of Christmas, when an arctic blast passed through Kentucky, busting pipes and causing unlivable conditions.
A new entertainment venue is coming to Lexington. Par 6 Social is coming to Nicholasville Road on Feb. 27.
The Georgetown Police Department received a helping hand from a big fan Tuesday morning. Amelia, 4, had a 2-hour weather delay for school, and she chose to spend that time with her dad Cpt. Josh Nash at the Georgetown Police Department.
The 2023 Love The Nest community diaper drive begins Wednesday.
Kentucky is now one month into an executive order allowing narrow legal protections for people who use medical marijuana. However, there’s still a lot of confusion around the order and scammers are taking advantage.
