Christiana Ford WLEX

Christiana Ford WLEX Multimedia Journalist at WXYZ Channel 7 in Detroit. I grew up watching the local news with my grandmother on the city's east side. Message or email me!

Now I tell stories across the state.

05/24/2024

For the businesses in the industrial park in Nicholasville hit by a tornado in April, progress on rebuilding has hardly started.

05/22/2024

Talked to Scripps National News about Primary Election Day in Kentucky

05/22/2024

Final numbers on calls into the fraud hotline:

The Office of the Attorney General has fielded 35 pre-election day complaints and 44 election day complaints

05/20/2024
05/20/2024
05/20/2024

The debate is far from over in Lexington regarding the proposed law banning the sale of dogs and cats at retailers and in public.

It's moving forward toward becoming a law in the city

05/20/2024

A trial date is set for the man accused of hitting and killing Ansean Jackson nine months ago in Lexington.

It's hopeful news for Jackson's mother, Gwen Johnson, who has attended every court case since the incident.

05/20/2024

150 years since African American jockey Oliver Lewis won the Run for the Roses, an anniversary event was held to celebrate his legacy in Lexington.

05/13/2024

Billy Williamson was a member of the WLEX family for 21 years. Today is a tough day as we mourn the loss of one of our own.

Billy was originally hired on March 3, 1993.

05/09/2024

We're heading to the farm gun range today to take a look at their safety protocols.
Here's our first story on neighbor's complaints.

05/09/2024

Lexington has spent $26 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for the city's parks and Mayor Gorton's budget for the upcoming fiscal year aims to add more. Together, with grants and outside funding from donors, non-profits and a potential parks tax, the city is experiencing record investment in recreation.

05/09/2024

Let's talk fashion: Oaks Day morning coverage

04/12/2024

ICYMI: UK is working on a deal to make Mark Pope the Wildcats' next head basketball coach. LEX 18's Keith Farmer says he's been told the deal is not anywhere near done.

04/11/2024

Nearly three decades after being a defendant in a double murder trial, O.J. Simpson has reportedly died at age 76.

03/29/2024

This weekend, a new type of food truck is hitting the streets in Lexington. Sandra Diba will introduce the Bluegrass to authentic African flavors through her food truck, Miss Milolo Cuisine.

HAVE YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW BEEN A VICTIM OF FRAUD/ID THEFT?By the numbers: Fraudsters tricked roughly 690,000 people i...
03/13/2024

HAVE YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW BEEN A VICTIM OF FRAUD/ID THEFT?

By the numbers: Fraudsters tricked roughly 690,000 people into giving them money during a scam, resulting in total losses of $10.02 billion, according to the FTC.

03/11/2024

Another month, another government shutdown avoided just int he nick of time.

03/11/2024

After a host of town halls and years of planning, the Cardinal Valley neighborhood in Lexington has a brand-new, state-of-the-art community hub. Assistant Manager Mercedes' story brings the significance for the community to life through her own full-circle moment.

03/08/2024

Sarah Johnson was so vulnerable sharing her story with me about her experience with bullying, mental health and support. What we uncovered was an overall trend of a lack of enforcement within school athletics.

03/08/2024

11 people are facing rare charges after being accused of being a part of an organized criminal gang syndicate operating on Lexington's West End.

03/08/2024

"We have been cast aside and pushed off completely for years, and it has absolutely hit a tipping point. We are furious," Parents react to their school district's sudden change of plans to open a new school.

02/12/2024
02/12/2024

One defendant in the Crystal Rogers case wants a lower bond.

02/01/2024

Today, we celebrate the beginning of Black History Month!🖤

In "Proud Mourning" as my auntie called it. Thanks for an amazing season Lions.
01/29/2024

In "Proud Mourning" as my auntie called it. Thanks for an amazing season Lions.

01/29/2024

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TAX SEASON: 💸💸💸Experts say annual tax adjustments, including new tax brackets, an increased standard deduction and highe...
01/29/2024

TAX SEASON: 💸💸💸Experts say annual tax adjustments, including new tax brackets, an increased standard deduction and higher limits to 401(k) plans are lowering income taxes for many Americans this year and you could see a bigger refund. For those of you who have filled or are in the process, has that been your experience?

01/23/2024

Thefts of cars have gone up across the country. That includes the more than 1200 cars stolen in Lexington last year.

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For the businesses in the industrial park in Nicholasville hit by a tornado in April, progress on rebuilding has hardly started.

scripps news primary day in Kentucky
scripps news primary day in Kentucky

Talked to Scripps National News about Primary Election Day in Kentucky

Final numbers on calls into the fraud hotline: The Office of the Attorney General has fielded 35 pre-election day complaints and 44 election day complaints

The debate is far from over in Lexington regarding the proposed law banning the sale of dogs and cats at retailers and in public. It's moving forward toward becoming a law in the city

A trial date is set for the man accused of hitting and killing Ansean Jackson nine months ago in Lexington. It's hopeful news for Jackson's mother, Gwen Johnson, who has attended every court case since the incident.

150 years since African American jockey Oliver Lewis won the Run for the Roses, an anniversary event was held to celebrate his legacy in Lexington.

We're heading to the farm gun range today to take a look at their safety protocols. Here's our first story on neighbor's complaints.

Lexington has spent $26 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding for the city's parks and Mayor Gorton's budget for the upcoming fiscal year aims to add more. Together, with grants and outside funding from donors, non-profits and a potential parks tax, the city is experiencing record investment in recreation.

Let's talk fashion: Oaks Day morning coverage

Another month, another government shutdown avoided just int he nick of time.

After a host of town halls and years of planning, the Cardinal Valley neighborhood in Lexington has a brand-new, state-of-the-art community hub. Assistant Manager Mercedes' story brings the significance for the community to life through her own full-circle moment.

Sarah Johnson was so vulnerable sharing her story with me about her experience with bullying, mental health and support. What we uncovered was an overall trend of a lack of enforcement within school athletics.

11 people are facing rare charges after being accused of being a part of an organized criminal gang syndicate operating on Lexington's West End.

"We have been cast aside and pushed off completely for years, and it has absolutely hit a tipping point. We are furious," Parents react to their school district's sudden change of plans to open a new school.

One defendant in the Crystal Rogers case wants a lower bond.

Thefts of cars have gone up across the country. That includes the more than 1200 cars stolen in Lexington last year.

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