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Woman arrested after attempting to crawl under fence
LAUREL COUNTY , Ky. (WYMT) - A Barren County woman is facing charges after police said she tried to crawl under a fence on Sunday night. Officials with the London Police Department said Kristy Johnson, 40, attempted to get access to a storage facility. Officers said Johnson appeared to be...
Man delivers suitcases to foster kids across Kentucky
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Don Pratt has always had a soft spot for foster kids in Kentucky, even becoming a foster parent himself in the 70′s. “Oh, I’ve taken in 65. As a single dad, 12 girls and 53 boys, and I adopted one girl and one boy,” Pratt said.
Officer-involved fatal crash in Pulaski County
LONDON, Ky. (KT) – The Kentucky State Police Post in London is continuing its investigation into a fatal weekend traffic crash in Pulaski County, in which one of the drivers was an off-duty police officer from Garrard County. The KSP says it was called shortly before midnight on Saturday...
Beshear says Harris’s economic plan to ensure ‘capitalism stays within the guardrails’
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) defended Vice President Harris’s newly unveiled economic agenda, saying it will help ensure the economy is working properly. “I do because I’ve been an attorney general, just like the vice president, I pursued price-gouging statutes and their violations when it comes to the price of gas in Kentucky, and we…
Former KSP Trooper federal jury trial begins
LONDON, Ky. (WYMT) - The trial for a former Kentucky State Police trooper begins today in federal court. Logan Howell is one of four defendants being sued by Bradley Hamblin. Hamblin alleges that Howell and three other police officers beat him after he was arrested in 2020. According to a...
Neon Glow Pep Rally to kick off Fall sports season
Barbourville Tourism is looking to mix things up in a bright and colorful way! On Thursday, August 22, Barbourville Tourism will be hosting a Neon Glow Pep Rally to usher in the Fall sports season for area schools. The pep rally will introduce the community to the Union Commonwealth University...
Man arrested after DUI crash in Laurel County
LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - A man was arrested after reportedly driving under the influence and crashing his vehicle. Matthew Woolever, 40, of Williamsburg, was arrested on Friday at around 10:40 a.m.. Officers from the London Police Department said they were notified about a crash at the intersection of KY-192...
Preliminary hearing for man involved in carjacking case
JACKSON COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - More details are being revealed about a violent carjacking incident that left one woman dead in Jackson County. Michael Edwards is accused of trying to take a truck owned by Tracy Clemmons in Annville. A sheriff’s deputy testified about what took place during the violent...
Colonels suffer first loss, drop 8-0 decision to Wayne County
WILLIAMSBURG — After rolling to consecutive wins to begin the season, outscoring their opponents 13-0 during the process, the Whitley County Colonels suffered their first loss on Monday, losing to Wayne County, 8-0. The Colonels (2-1) never got on track against the Cardinals, giving up three goals during the game’s first six minutes.
Local teen national fishing champions recognized in Winchester
Clark Countians and others had reason to be proud earlier this year when two local teenagers – sophomore Bryce Alfrey of George Rogers Clark High School and senior Elijah Coleman of Montgomery County High School – took home first place in the 15th Annual High School Fishing World Finals and National Championship. Members of the […] The post Local teen national fishing champions recognized in Winchester appeared first on Winchester Sun.
Names released of teenagers killed in crash
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The names of two teenagers killed in a crash Saturday have been released. 13-year-old Omar Shalash and 18-year-old Hasan Mohammad Hasan died from their injuries in a single-car accident on Tates Creek Road, according to the Fayette County Coroner’s Office. Police told the Herald-Leader they...
Brown: Mark Stoops needs reset, or his tenure as Kentucky football coach won't end well
Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops sure could use a reset. Maybe that comes in the form of an individual player who renews his energy and enthusiasm for the game. Maybe that comes in the form of his team this season being enjoyable to coach and being able to exceed expectations. The longest-tenured coach in the SEC is showing all the signs of being worn out. If he’s not able to find his joy and recalibrate, his time...
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