Kayleigh Randle

1 week ago | lex18.com | Kayleigh Randle

FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — One local organization in Frankfort is knocking down walls and cleaning up homes after they were destroyed by the Kentucky River more than a week ago. Last week, LEX 18 shared with you the story of two organizations, GLOW Project and GlowNGrow Cleaning Services, that joined forces to help flood victims in Frankfort. More than a dozen volunteers have already cleaned out up to six homes on Big Eddy Road in Frankfort.

1 week ago | lex18.com | Kayleigh Randle

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — It's every child's dream to visit Disneyland surrounded by their favorite characters, which will now be a reality for five-year-old Lennon Yates next month. Lennon Yates, 5, is a Leukemia survivor. She was first diagnosed in June 2022 after her mother, Brandie Yates, noticed some strange symptoms. Lennon Yates was taken to several doctors until one finally diagnosed her with Leukemia.

1 week ago | lex18.com | Kayleigh Randle

MADISON COUNTY, KY. (LEX 18) — The family of a Richmond woman killed in a two-vehicle crash on Wednesday is looking back on who she was. Victoria McQueary, 27, is a woman of many talents. From playing three different instruments to pursuing her passion while working as an office manager at CHI St. Joseph Hospital and taking on the world of modeling. "She was just unique, she just loved people," said Marcia McQueary, Victoria's mom.

2 weeks ago | lex18.com | Kayleigh Randle

WILMORE, Ky. (LEX 18) — As families in Jessamine County get back on their feet, one couple in Wilmore was able to finally see their home following the flooding aftermath. Susan Thompson and her husband have lived in their Wilmore home for five years, but all of that was destroyed in the flooded Kentucky River. Wednesday was the first day they were able to see the aftermath after waters receded and today Susan let LEX 18 see it too.

2 weeks ago | ktvz.com | Kayleigh Randle

By Kayleigh RandleClick here for updates on this story    BOURBON COUNTY, Kentucky (WLEX) — A man accused of murdering two people at a southern Bourbon County home went before a judge this afternoon to answer to the charges against him. The families of both victims spoke to LEX 18’s Kayleigh Randle today about the shock and pain of losing their loved ones. For the first time, Christopher Taulbee, 19, who’s charged with murder, is in a Bourbon County courtroom for his arraignment.