Lee K. Howard
Sports Anchor/Reporter
Lexington, Ky
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Lee K. was born at a very young age, and soon after developed a love for sports.
Since 2011, Lee K. has fulfilled his passion for reporting sports at WKYT. He has had the opportunity to cover a multitude of sporting events, including the NCAA Tournament, NBA and NFL draft, Kentucky Derby, Bowl games, and John Calipari's induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Still, some of his favorite moments have come from covering local high school and college sports and telling the stories of the talented athletes in central Kentucky.
When Lee K. isn't covering sports, he's doing what he loves most of all, being a husband to Kristen and dad to Meg and Kingston.
If you have a story idea for Lee K., reach out to him through email.
After the postponement of Sunday’s Kentucky-Tennessee women’s basketball game
Brandon Knapper led EKU with a game-best 21 points
The status of the Bluegrass Showcase game will be determined at a later date
The Cardinals game against UNC Greensboro scheduled for Friday has been canceled
Junior Tre King led a balanced scoring effort for EKU (1-0), posting a double-double of 15 points and 10 rebounds
The SEC requires a minimum of 53 scholarship players in order to play
Junior guard was an unanimous selection to the team by the 30-member national media panel
Collins, Hickman, Hopkins signed national letters of intent on Wednesday
White becomes the first rookie first baseman to ever win the award since its creation in 1957
Clarke is one of just two freshmen to earn preseason recognition on the West watch list
Fourteen players from Calipari’s first 10 Kentucky teams have been tabbed All-Rookie
Davis earns first-team distinction, Adebayo and Bledsoe on second team
Seniors Bohanna, Echols, Jackson, Rigg and Young on radar for 2021 game
Seventeen-year Major League veteran Brandon Phillips is joining the Lexington Legends for the Battle of the Bourbon Trail series with Florence.
In the 31st meeting between the sisters, Serena rallied for a 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory
With the win, Serena advances to a second-round matchup against sister Venus Williams on Thursday.
the SEC conference will continue to further refine its policies and protocols for a safe return to sports as it monitors developments around COVID-19.
Three men's soccer players dismissed and three others suspended after weekend party
The KHSAA board is working on a “Healthy at Sports” guidance document