SUMMARY: In Mayfield, Kentucky, a significant milestone was reached as ground was broken for the new city hall and police department, three years after devastating tornadoes hit the area in December 2021. The event was attended by Senator Mitch McConnell, Mayor Kathy O’Nan, Governor Beshear, and community members, symbolizing the determination to rebuild. McConnell expressed optimism for Mayfield’s future, highlighting the community’s resilience and commitment to recovery. This rebuilding effort aims to make Mayfield the most modern city in Kentucky, reflecting the collective desire to overcome adversity and restore the town.

Ground broken on Mayfield city hall 3 years after it was destroyed by tornadoes

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SUMMARY: Lexington police are seeking two suspects involved in an assault that occurred on August 10th in a Church Street parking lot. The victim reported being attacked by two women who threw him down and stole his phone. This case has been designated as the Bluegrass Crim Stoppers crime of the week. Authorities encourage anyone with information to contact the Lexington Police Department or Bluegrass Crim Stoppers.

The police said the assault happened on Aug. 10 in a parking lot on Church Street when two females threw the man down before taking his phone.

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SUMMARY: Thursday’s weather will feature some fog, particularly in eastern Kentucky under dense fog advisories, including Adair County until 10 AM Eastern. While patchy fog could appear along creeks and rivers, overall visibility remains good. Morning temperatures are in the 40s and 50s, with highs expected to reach the upper 70s, peaking at 79 in the metro area. The warm, dry trend continues through the week with no rain expected, although a front approaching may shift winds without cooling temperatures significantly. By Sunday, highs might reach 85 degrees, followed by a cool down to the low 70s early next week.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a quiet weather pattern in the 7-day forecast.

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