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Name Released In Crofton Crash
A Crofton woman was injured in a single-vehicle wreck on Kentucky 800 in Crofton Thursday afternoon. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say an SUV driven by 56-year-old Sharen Lee was westbound near Grace Life Church when it hit a bridge, went off the road, overturned, and caught fire. She reportedly...
Group behind Jefferson County Clerk's Office data breach claims county files stolen, officials say
The Jefferson County Clerk's Office is continuing to investigate the recent ransomware attack that shut down several branches over multiple days in July after confirming a data breach in Frankfort Wednesday. Officials from the clerk's office appeared in front of the Investments in Information Technology Improvement & Modernization Projects Oversight Board after...
Recording purports to reveal confessed killer on 34th anniversary of Jennifer Lynn Bailey’s death
By Brian O’Brien WRIL Recently WRIL received a recording and multiple news clippings regarding the death of Jennifer Lynn Bailey in Bell County. The recording was of three individuals involved in the case and an inmate who had been held at the same facility as an individual who had confessed to killing Jennifer. Kentucky State […] The post Recording purports to reveal confessed killer on 34th anniversary of Jennifer Lynn Bailey’s death appeared first on Middlesboro News.
Princeton woman charged in stolen vehicle investigation
A Princeton woman is facing charges after police investigated the theft of a vehicle on Wednesday. According to the Princeton Police Department, officers responded to the 100 block East Young Street around 8:30 a.m. for reports of a stolen vehicle and while investigating, the victim was notified that one of their credit cards had been used at the Circle K. Upon arrival to the store, officers were able to identify the suspect through video footage as 24-year-old Kelsey Ford of Princeton.
Charges Filed After Threat Toward Mayfield High School Students
Charges have been filed after threats were made toward Mayfield High School students. A social media post from Mayfield Independent Schools on Thursday night stated school officials were aware of the threat against the students. The post stated all parties involved had been notified and the charges were filed. No...
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