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Shepherd Snyder

Shepherd Snyder

Verified

Staff Reporter, WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

Martinsburg

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world news, transportation politics, crime court reporting, businessNational news, local news culture

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I mainly stick to covering car companies.

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Total articles 809

  • Eastern Kentucky native tapped as first woman Chief Justice of state Supreme Court

    By Shepherd Snyder Verified| WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY) Verified Eastern Kentucky native Debra Hembree Lambert was sworn in as the head of Kentucky’s court system Tuesday. She’ll be Kentucky’s seventh chief justice, and the first woman to hold the office. The chief justice is responsible for operating Kentucky’s judicial branch. She’s also leading the Commonwealth’s first female-majority Supreme Court. Lambert previously served as a justice for the Supreme Court after being elected in November 2018.

    By Shepherd Snyder Verified · WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Lexington mayor proposes $539 million city budget

    By Shepherd Snyder Verified| WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY) Verified Lexington mayor Linda Gorton proposed a $539 million city budget for this year during a Tuesday briefing to city council. The mayor says the city projects a 5% rise in revenue, but they’re also seeing a 9% rise in costs because of rising prices of materials. A new children’s museum, more vehicles for its police and fire departments and a 3% raise for non-sworn city employees are among the items included in this year’s budget.

    By Shepherd Snyder Verified · WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Eastern Kentucky native tapped as first woman Chief Justice of state Supreme Court

    By Shepherd Snyder Verified| WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY) Verified Eastern Kentucky native Debra Hembree Lambert was sworn in as the head of Kentucky’s court system Tuesday. She’ll be Kentucky’s seventh chief justice, and the first woman to hold the office. The chief justice is responsible for operating Kentucky’s judicial branch. She’s also leading the Commonwealth’s first female-majority Supreme Court. Lambert previously served as a justice for the Supreme Court after being elected in November 2018.

    By Shepherd Snyder Verified · WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

Richmond, Kentucky, United States

+1 859-622-1000