Alan Lytle News Today

The new class of Manta Ray Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles takes its name by the large "winged" fish that frequents the tropical waters.

The longtime Lexington radio news leader has received nine Kentucky Broadcasting Association nominations, along with two sought-after honors from the Radio Television Digital News and Public Media Journalists associations this year.

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Why does where you live and who you are affect the quality of your healthcare? That broad topic was explored at UK Monday at the 18th annual Center for Clinical and Translational Science spring conference. This year’s theme was translating equity into action. WUKY's Alan Lytle has details in this in-depth report.

Alan Lytle has more than 25 years of experience as a Kentucky broadcaster. Over that span he has earned multiple awards for anchoring, writing and producing news & features for WUKY. He took home the Kentucky Broadcasters Association's Best Radio Anchor award in 2021.

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It's definitely the spooky season around Lexington with witches, goblins, jack-o-lanterns and the like. WUKY's Alan Lytle talks with Heather Murphey and Noelle Canon, two members of the paranormal investigative group, Marley Knockers, which conducts ghost walks around historic Gratz Park. Their tales include an unsolved murder, multiple family hauntings and even a Transylvanian curse.

Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation is developing a new unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) Manta Ray with the aim to operate long-range missions in ocean environments without the need for on-site human logistics support.

Manta Ray will also be able to anchor to the seafloor in a low power state while harvesting energy from the environment.

Manta Ray will also be able to anchor to the seafloor in a low power state while harvesting energy from the environment.