Anthony Sizemore
Producer, WYMT
WYMT-Hazard, Ky.
I am a proud Eastern Kentucky native. I have lived in the mountains all my life, born and raised in Clay County.
I went to Red Bird Christian School and then attended Alice Lloyd College in Pippa Passes. I graduated from there with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. I wrote for the college’s newspaper as a sportswriter and provided commentary for the men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, and softball teams.
I have been at WYMT since 2014. I started out working in the production department, running a camera for remotes. Then, I became a director and did that up until August 2022.
I am very passionate about music, sports, and family.
There is nothing I love more than representing this TV station and the people of the mountains. I may be biased, but I believe mountain people are the best in the world.
According to the arrest citation, deputies received a complaint from a man about his mother being neglected and not being taken care of.
The new executive director lives in Knott County and is a Letcher County native.
Severe weather is causing some in the mountains to lose power.
Troopers with Kentucky State Police said that after the person struck an embankment, the vehicle partially overturned on its side.
Of the 4,362 registrations removed, 3,030 were of voters who have already died, while 603 were from those convicted of felonies.
In their investigation, officials with Virginia State Police said the crash happened at 10:05 p.m. Sunday on Swords Creek Road in Russell County.
In nine games played for Western Hills last season, Campbell amassed 12.5 sacks.
Bird has served in many roles including as police chief of the Williamsburg Police Department.
According to officials with the sheriff’s department, an award of $1,000 is being offered by Young’s family regarding information leading to his whereabouts.
The location for the new volunteer fire department will be at 999 Highway 469 in the Martha community.
Redden was charged with one felony charge of conspiracy to commit first degree murder.
If you have any information about where either of them or both of them may be, you are asked to contact the Pikeville KSP Post at 606-433-7711.
Kemper was involved in a vehicle pursuit of a stolen vehicle, when he intentionally struck a Kentucky State Police detective in an attempt to run away from authorities.
A search warrant was obtained which led police to a home on Kelley Lane Road which was known to law enforcement as being a place of drug trafficking in the past.
During a vehicle search, deputies found two small zip-lock baggies containing a crystal-like substance believed to be methamphetamine along with several new small plastic bags.
According to deputies, the two ATV’s were reportedly stolen from Laurel-Whitley Road.
Games are played at Rupp Arena from July 19-23.
Food is distributed at the Pulaski County Public Library along through the bookmobile and at several locations throughout the county.
The money will be used to repair a slide on Memory Mountain Lane.
Approximately one kilogram of suspected methamphetamine was seized.
The man who died was found just after 5 p.m. Sunday.
The crash happened at approximately mile marker 18.
At approximately 4:20 a.m. Monday, police issued an update about the situation, saying they “have an active trace established” about the vehicle the escaped inmate is in.
The person is described as 5′8″ and 225 lbs. with brown eyes and is bald with a goatee.
During the search of the home, suspected methamphetamine weighing approximately 1-2 pounds were found.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact Whitley County 911 Dispatch at 606-549-6017.
The coach had been the girls basketball coach at South Laurel High School but returned to Mercer County, where he had previously won two state titles.
The road is one and a half miles east of London, near Johnson Elementary School.
If you have any information about the case, you are asked to call 911.
Officials said there may be some delays when traveling through the area.
The crash involved an Audi Q3 and a Chevrolet Trax on U.S. 23 just before 9 a.m. on Wednesday, June 12.
If you have any information about where the trailer may be, you are asked to contact the police department at 606-248-3636.
The first crash happened on Ferrells Creek Road in the Belcher community.
What happened at each business was different but it has left troubling scenarios and a lot of money has been lost.
The two-day festival-style celebration will take place on July 12 and 13.
Kentucky State Police troopers were notified of a two-vehicle crash on Highway 70 at approximately 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
After deputies arrived at the hospital, a woman told police that her daughter had been sexually abused.
The crash reportedly happened at the London Marketplace off of Kentucky 192 in London.
After they were able to hot-wire one bus, they attempted to drive through the gate but were unable to get the gate off of the bus so they parked it.
Besides the kickoffs that have start times with them, the league classified multiple windows for games that do not have start times.
If you have any information about the case, you are asked to contact the department at 606-248-3636.
The money will be used to repair a slide on Opec Drive.
If anyone has any information about the case, you are asked to contact Bell County Dispatch at 606-337-6174.
During an investigation, police determined four male juveniles had walked away from the Appalachian Children’s Home in Barbourville.
Officials said detectives recovered methamphetamine packaged for resale, illegal prescription pills, and paraphernalia during the search.
The relocation plan also addresses concerns regarding parking.
Some main street communities and organizers that were recognized are out of Eastern and southern Kentucky.
Buckner’s family said that he suffered seven broken ribs, a lacerated liver, and that his lungs collapsed from the fall.
