Alyssa Williams

1 week ago | wkyt.com | Alyssa Williams

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - With new driver’s license requirements and real ID enforcement date here in Kentucky, regional licensing offices across the Commonwealth have been extra busy lately. This has resulted in people having issues making appointments or long wait times at the offices. “I know that there have been more than a few complaints out there, longer lines and general difficulty,” said Governor Andy Beshear.

1 week ago | wkyt.com | Alyssa Williams

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - For many of us, meeting someone you look up to is a lifelong goal. But for one Lexington family, that goal was made a reality when they least expected it. It was a few years back when the Geertz family decided they were going to invest in making memories. That’s what led them to taking a spring break trip to Italy this year.

1 week ago | wave3.com | Alyssa Williams

WOODFORD COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - In Woodford County, numerous flood survivors used the sunshine to their benefit to clean up and clear out their homes impacted by this month’s deadly flooding. However, a lot of them did not have to do it alone. “This whole year has been horrible,” said flood survivor Joe Shelton. Shelton lives in the Shore Acres area. He and his wife had just moved back in their home in the beginning of April after several feet of flood water got inside of it in February.

1 week ago | wkyt.com | Alyssa Williams

WOODFORD COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - In Woodford County, numerous flood survivors used the sunshine to their benefit to clean up and clear out their homes impacted by this month’s deadly flooding. However, a lot of them did not have to do it alone. “This whole year has been horrible,” said flood survivor Joe Shelton. Shelton lives in the Shore Acres area. He and his wife had just moved back in their home in the beginning of April after several feet of flood water got inside of it in February.

2 weeks ago | wave3.com | Alyssa Williams

ANDERSON COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - The sun was shining a light on the devastation from this weekend’s flooding in Anderson County. Anderson County Deputy Emergency Manager Major Amy Womack said they conducted more than 40 rescues from areas like Gilbert’s Creek, where some homes are now completely inaccessible. “I would say that this is absolutely the worst flooding event we’ve had.