Boyle County Fire Leaves One Deceased
Boyle County emergency officials, along with KSP arson investigators, are still determining what caused the deadly fire which broke out early Sunday morning. The fire that started on the site of the Pioneer Playhouse in Danville claimed the life of one individual who was inside of a camper. Officials from the Danville Police Department say […]
Madison County Girl Receives Keys to Special Cottage During a Parade in Her Honor
There may have been some clouds in the sky, but it didn’t rain on Madison Central freshman Campbell Doty’s Wish Reveal Parade Friday afternoon. The parade which saw parents, police, and even a princess, served as a reveal for Campbell’s wish which was granted by the Make a Wish Foundation. Campbell’s special wish revolved around […]
Be Prepared for a Stormy Weekend
Your WBON TV community weather forecast for August 21, 2020!
Richmond Police Joins Other Law Enforcement for “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” Campaign
The Richmond Police Department is joining the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and other law enforcement agencies throughout the nation for the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign. The campaign, which lasts from August 21st through September 7th, will see increased police presence on the roadways, especially during the traffic-heavy Labor Day weekend. […]
We’ll See Some Drier, Less Humid Days Before Storms Pick Back Up on Friday
Your WBON TV community weather forecast for August 19, 2020!
CDC Releases Updated Recommended Immunization Chart for Infants & Children
Keeping track of children’s immunizations can be a challenging task for any parent, especially if there are multiple children of different ages in the household. However, a new chart released by the Center for Disease Control may be able to help parents with keeping their records straight. The chart details when parents should take their […]
Below-Average Temps and Chances for Rain Will Start the Work Week Off
Your WBON TV community weather forecast for August 17, 2020!
Wolfe County Search & Rescue Team Lend Helping Hand to Injured Hiker
On Thursday afternoon, the Wolfe County Search & Rescue Team received an emergency call in regards to an injured hiker in the Cloud Splitter area in Menifee County. SRT members were dispatched to the subject’s location near the base of the mountain where they made contact with them. According to officials, the hiker slipped while […]
Chance for Scattered Storms Tomorrow Looks to Lower Temps Slightly
Your WBON TV community weather forecast for August 13, 2020!
I-75 Shut Down Following Fatal Traffic Accident in Rockcastle County
Rockcastle County officials have reported that one person has died as a result of an early morning traffic accident which occurred on I-75 near mile marker 68. Upon arrival and through investigation, KSP Officer Erik Stallsworth discovered a tractor trailer operated by 23 year-old Hardeep Singh. Singh reportedly struck a compact car being operated by […]
Madison County Schools Hold Meeting to Consider Reopening Policies Following Governor Beshear’s Recommendation
Many educators statewide once again found themselves in another dilemma yesterday evening, following Governor Andy Beshear’s recommendation to Kentucky schools that they wait to resume in-person classes until September 28th. The Madison County School Board of Education had previously revealed its plan to have in-person education beginning on the first day of school on August […]
A Warming Trend Will Last Through the Upcoming Weekend
Your WBON-TV community weather forecast for August 7, 2020!
“Back to School Bash” Aims to Provide Students with Supplies for Upcoming School Year
On August 14th, the Richmond Teen Center Board will once again be hosting their annual Back to School Bash where they will be giving away backpacks filled with school supplies. The office of Richmond Parks & Rec says this event has always been a crucial and vital part of the Teen Center’s program schedule, providing […]
Minor Chances for Evening Storms as Days Get Hotter
Your WBON TV community weather forecast for August 5, 2020!
Madison County Schools Approve In-Person Instruction for 2020-2021 School Year in Special Meeting
The ending of the 2019-2020 school year experienced an unexpected roadblock, but now with the upcoming school year looming, school administrators have been placed in the difficult position of deciding on the appropriate plan of action. Students, parents, and educators alike have voiced opinions for and against in-person classes during the ongoing pandemic and last […]
A Cooler Than Average Start to August
Your WBON-TV community weather forecast for August 8, 2020!
Baptist Health passes 100,000 mark in testing for COVID-19
Systemwide, across its eight hospitals, physician offices, and other provider and outpatient locations, Baptist Health has passed the 100,000 mark in testing for COVID-19, having conducted 102,013 tests as of July 31. In Kentucky, 91,384 tests were performed, with an additional 10,629 tests in southern Indiana. The number compares to 621,206 tests conducted throughout Kentucky […]
Bourbon County Police Issue Golden Alert for Missing Elderly Man
Bourbon County emergency officials have issued a Golden Alert for an elderly man diagnosed with onset dementia. According to police, 85 year-old Billy G. Dale last left his home in Little Rock yesterday morning in a red 2009 Ford F-250 truck with a red-colored decal spelling out “Big Red” across the front windshield. The truck […]
Fatal Somerset Motorcycle Crash Leaves One Dead, One Injured
The London Post of Kentucky State Police responded to a single vehicle collision that occurred on the Old Cumberland Parkway late Thursday night. Investigators say a motorcycle was traveling west on Old Cumberland Parkway, when the driver lost control and struck a road sign head on. The driver, 67 year-old George Cagle of Lexington, was […]
A Wet Start to the Weekend Begins Tonight
Your WBON-TV community weather forecast for July 30, 2020!
Secretary of State Reflects on Primary, Forecasts Possible General Election Policies
Secretary of State Michael Adams testified before the Interim Joint Committee on State Government yesterday, offering an assessment of what worked well in Kentucky’s unique 2020 primary election, and what might be sustainable for the general election. Adams reiterated that Kentucky’s primary election was a “nationally recognized success”. With the state reportedly seeing its highest […]
Central Kentucky Looks to Play “Catch-Up” With Rainfall for Most of Week
Your WBON-TV community weather forecast for July 28, 2020!
Estill County High School Principal Assures Safety Measures Are in Place for School Opening
Schools are still planning to open their doors as well as provide online learning for students. Estill County High School has implemented multiple methods to ensure that students and faculty stay safe and healthy, despite the ongoing pandemic. Principal Josh Yost explained what staff and faculty have been doing in order to prepare for the […]
KSP’s “Cover the Crusier” Events Begin Today
A week-long event organized by the Kentucky State Police, which aims to support the Special Olympics of Kentucky, starts today. The “Cover the Cruiser” event looks to raise funds for the Kentucky Special Olympics in a creative and fun way. Through the sale of Special Olympics stickers, which are then used to cover a KSP […]
Gov. Beshear: 797 New COVID-19 Cases Mark Second-Highest Daily Total
In his Friday briefing, Gov. Andy Beshear announced the second-highest daily total of new cases of the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) in Kentucky. “Today we are reporting, what I believe, is the second-highest number of new cases we have had since our first case on March 6, with 797 new cases of COVID-19. That brings […]
