“We just count our blessings. You know, count the blessings that God has blessed us with this year. And focus on the good,” said Binkley.

Drugs and stolen property charges.

Even though the hundreds of people who would normally come have a meal aren’t able to, the Salvation Army knows there is still a big need.

The giveaway was a drive-thru event to insure everyone was as safe as possible.

November is diabetes awareness month, and on a day when a lot of us will eat a lot of sugary foods in excess, we wanted to inform you about this disease that has Kentuckians ranked fourth in the nation in deaths due to diabetes complications.

While many are staying home, some are still traveling for Thanksgiving.

This morning, volunteers in Somerset decided to take things one step further and give back by handing out Thanksgiving meals to those in need.

You can watch the specials on WYMT.

Shoppers flocked to FoodFair for last-minute Thanksgiving prep Thursday.

Back in March, Berea was the first college in Kentucky to cancel their semester over concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. Eight months later, local businesses and restaurants in the area are continuing to play it safe when it comes to health guidelines and restrictions.

The robbery comes just shortly after she lost two family members.

The Wildcats will take on Richmond at 1 p.m. on Sunday.