Megan Mannering
Weekend Evening Anchor and Reporter at WLEX-TV (Lexington, KY)
Bringing some Hoosier hospitality to the Bluegrass. Anchor/reporter for LEX18. Lawn care enthusiast.
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2 weeks ago |
lex18.com | Megan Mannering
RICHMOND, Ky. (LEX 18) — A 15 years-long journey to justice took its final turn on Thursday when Ja’Kolbe Chenault received his sentence in connection to a 2010 double murder. In 2010, Sonsoray Warford and Charles Walker were reported missing from Madison County. It wasn’t until 2012 that their bodies were discovered in shallow graves in a field.
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2 weeks ago |
lex18.com | Megan Mannering
FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — In the aftermath of a recent flooding, community members have wasted no time in coming together to support those affected. On 2nd Street, POURter’s Self-Serve Tap House emerged unscathed from the disaster, and owners Jonathan and Tiffany Seppenfield have taken their luck and put it to use. “What can we do? We can get water and cleaning supplies. It may be the least we can do, but it's something," Tiffany Seppenfield said.
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2 weeks ago |
ktvz.com | Megan Mannering
By Megan ManneringClick here for updates on this story FRANKFORT, Kentucky (WLEX) — As floodwaters recede in Frankfort, business owners are coming face to face with the immense damage to their properties. “You can see where it’s still wet. All of that is ruined,” said Chris Mays, owner of A’Maysing Ink on the Kentucky River. Walking room by room, Mays told LEX 18 that he’d salvaged what he could, but most of the equipment in his tattoo parlor and adjacent print shop have been destroyed.
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2 weeks ago |
lex18.com | Megan Mannering
FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — As floodwaters recede in Frankfort, business owners are coming face to face with the immense damage to their properties. “You can see where it’s still wet. All of that is ruined,” said Chris Mays, owner of A’Maysing Ink on the Kentucky River. Walking room by room, Mays told LEX 18 that he’d salvaged what he could, but most of the equipment in his tattoo parlor and adjacent print shop have been destroyed.
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2 weeks ago |
lex18.com | Megan Mannering
FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — The sun finally came out on Monday, offering flood-impacted Kentuckians a chance to take in the damage. “Amazed. Gobsmacked. I've never seen anything like this before, ever,” said George Lawson, snapping photos of the Kentucky River from Capital Avenue in Frankfort. Overnight, the Kentucky River crested at just over 48 feet. The city’s flood wall system is designed to withstand 51 feet of water.
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