Page 3 - Daniel Lowry News Today

Due to the storm making its way across Kentucky, utility companies in Lexington and across the state are making preparations for strong winds, heavy rains and power outages.

Kentucky’s largest utility has built what it says is the state’s first utility-scale wind turbine in an effort to test the potential of wind energy.

LG&E and KU are sending a warning about people pretending to be door-to-door "solar installers" that work for the company.

A Lexington man is being charged with criminal littering after dumping a pile of downed tree limbs at the Kentucky Utilities headquarters on Monday night.

When the power went out Friday in the Kenwick neighborhood, Kentucky Utilities came out to restore it. G.J. Gerard says he and his family left for the night.

More ponds, landfills and impoundments in Kentucky containing the toxic byproducts of burning coal for electricity could come under federal oversight for water monitoring and cleanup under a proposal by

An EPA proposal to regulate more coal ash ponds and landfills will be the subject of an online pubic hearing July 12.

For the second time in four months, thousands were without power in Lexington after severe storms passed through the area on Sunday.

Is your neighborhood still without power? Here’s what Kentucky Utilities said about restoration times.

"There is currently zero evidence of a tank breach or any leaks, and air and water monitoring resources are in place," according to Louisville Metro Emergency Services in Kentucky.