WEKU

Thank you to everyone who has supported WEKU and our 1850 campaign! We are now just 11 away from reaching this goal of 1850 new supporters donating at least $10 a month. Existing supporters can help by increasing their monthly support by $10, and that will count towards the goal. Click here to join the campaign!

Saturday, July 4, 2026

• KY forecaster: Floods are the top killer among US weather disasters
• Fayette County reports significant drop in short-term rentals after tightening regulations
• New change limits where Kentucky medical cannabis cardholders can purchase
• Nonprofits are building more homes in EKY. It's still not enough to meet demand
• Spanish energy company to build solar facility in Fleming County
• Beshear confident Kentucky will get FEMA aid following deadly flash flooding
• Central Kentucky’s heat index to reach above 100 degrees. Officials recommend caution, hydration
• FCPS superintendent files Open Meetings appeal to attorney general's office
• Recovery efforts underway as Madison County, Richmond officials hope for FEMA aid
• Man swept away in car, 3 other victims of Kentucky flash flooding identified
• Here's where you can donate to help Richmond and Madison County flood victims
• Richmond survivors describe flash flood that left 2 neighbors dead
• Three people confirmed dead in Madison County flash flooding. Death toll at 4 in KY
• Beshear declares state of emergency as flash flooding continues across Kentucky
• Eastern Kentucky coal communities receive federal money for water, wastewater projects
• Bat collected this week in Lexington tests positive for rabies
• Walter Tunis - A Lexington Music Critic's Legacy
• Growing Madison County’s jobless rate is higher than state, US averages. Here’s why
• Fayette County superintendent files whistleblower complaint against school board
• Woodford County takes steps to prohibit data center development
• Fayette County school board declines to reinstate Liggins as superintendent
• Fayette County school board OKs $35K more for audit. How much has the district spent on investigations?
• Joanne Glasser, first woman to officially serve as EKU president, dies at 75
• Most of Kentucky's Appalachian counties are economically distressed: federal data
• For Juneteenth, a Black hamlet celebrates longstanding community
• The Lexington Singers are in Europe this week for a concert tour
• Juneteenth brings festivities to historic Lexington theatre
• Trial delayed for man charged with fatal shooting at Berea bank
• Today's Interview - Stacey Chinn
• What's TeraWulf promising eastern Kentucky with data center proposal?