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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Misty and Kasey Noel, both charged with stealing money from New Chapel EMS by charging a combined $700,000 on the company credit card, may not go to trial. In a short hearing Monday afternoon, the special prosecutor said they’re close to reaching a plea deal.

RICHMOND, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – Richmond Police are actively investigating a shooting that occurred early Monday morning on Evansdale Avenue. The incident left two individuals wounded. Authorities say they were alerted just after 6:00 a.m. when the victims arrived at a local medical facility seeking treatment for gunshot...

The Clark County Democratic Executive Committee has made its presence known in a positive way throughout central Kentucky.  Recently, it once more helped put together a special event in collaboration with the Montgomery County and Powell County Democratic Executive Committees.  The Wendell Ford Dinner was recently held at Irish Hills Restaurant and Golf Club at […] The post Wendell Ford Dinner unites Democratic executive committees appeared first on Winchester Sun.

Lexington, Ky. – The Lexington-Fayette County Health Department has announced the confirmation of two new cases of pertussis, commonly referred to as whooping cough, in the area this past week. This recent finding raises the total number of reported cases to 69 since an outbreak began in April. Health...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A celebration was held on Sunday to honor 25 years of protecting animals. The Animal Protection Association hosted its 25th anniversary at its new shelter on Hamburg Pike in Jeffersonville. On Sunday, the shelter was dedicated to its founding members. APA's mission is to rescue and...

Since March 2022, the juvenile treatment court has had 11 graduates, and five have graduated high school.

The Greater Clark Foundation seeks input and further engagement with an eye on further improving Winchester.  One way to do such is by collaborating alongside local organizations and businesses and working with esteemed resources.  To that end, the Greater Clark Foundation and Abettor Brewing Company are collaborating to host the “Abettor Days Ahead: Building a […] The post Greater Clark Foundation collaborates with Abettor for community event appeared first on Winchester Sun.

FCPS Superintendent: Recently released test score increases are the result of increased rigor of our curriculum, adding instructional coaches at every school, and required district-wide professional learning.

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The Fayette Falcon has been purchased on October 2, 2024, by the Mirror Exchange that publishes newspapers in Milan, Lexington, Martin, Union City, Humboldt, Trenton and Brownsville. The Mirror Exchange is headed by Victor Parkins and Scarlett Elliott, members of the Parkins family that have published the Mirror Exchange for nearly 60 years. “I was excited to find the Mirror Exchange Group to take over the reins of The Fayette Falcon. They are a family oriented business that understands that The Falcon is a community paper that features our local residents, reports on our local meetings, and local news,” stated Carolyn Rhea. “I could not sell the paper unless I was sure the legacy will continue.” Carolyn and the staff will remain with the paper and look forward to working with the new owners. “The Fayette Falcon has a proven track record of serving the people of Fayette County, and our goal is to maintain that same level of excellence for our readers,” Parkins said. “In the short time that I have known Ms. Carolyn, I have grown to admire and respect the legacy built by she and her late husband, Butch. They have served the community for a very long time and presented the news in a fair and positive light. Ms. Carolyn has an exceptional staff that knows what they’re doing; readers confirm that they are good at their jobs. We are very excited about serving the citizens of Fayette County.” Pictured, left to right, Scarlet Elliott, Carolyn Rhea (holding Butch Rhea’s photo) and Victor Parkins.

The Lexington Fayette County Health Department is reminding residents of the city’s Andover Hills neighborhood to catch up on their pets’ rabies vaccinations after a report of a rabid skunk in the area.

Richmond, Ky. - The Union Commonwealth University women's bowling team began their season at the Bulldog Bash last weekend. The Bulldogs placed fifth overall. Laila Lambert led the Bulldogs at the Bulldog Bash. She placed first with 792 pins and an average of 198 over four games. She bowled a 201 in three of the games. Madelynn Painter followed in eighth place. She had a total of 693 pins with a 173.25 average. Mollie Correll finished 22nd with 465 pins and an average of 116.25. Heaven Cooper and Jaydin Lyons placed 24th and 25th. Cooper had 454 pins with a...

RICHMOND, Ky. — Allegiant Air is offering Kentucky college students a fast-track to the airline industry in the hope it will ease pilot shortages. On Monday, Eastern Kentucky University officially joined Allegiant Air's Accelerate Pilot Pathway Program. Upon entering their senior year, students may be hired on as a...

Richmond, Ky. - The Union Commonwealth University men's bowling team kicked off their season at the Bulldog Bash last weekend. The Bulldogs placed fourth place overall. Charles Goguen led the Bulldogs with a second-place finish. He totaled 830 pins and an average of 207.5 over four games. Hunter Cain followed in ninth place with 766 pins and a 191.5 average. Rieley Ulanday and Zach Lipson placed 17th and 18th. Ulandey had 715 pins with a 178.75 average, while Lipson totaled 714 pins with a 178.5 average. Anthony Sousis finished 29th with 578 pins and a 144.5 average. Up next for...

Inside the offices of the Fayette County Public Schools, the red carpet was rolled out for the least suspecting person in the room.

The Caudill College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is hosting the 4th annual Justice festival, taking place Tuesday, October 8. Officials said the gathering aims to work toward combating various issues including ageism, ableism, racism, and homophobia. Dr. Sylvia Henneberg is the Dean of the Caudill College of Arts,...

The University of Kentucky rifle team kicked off their season with a 4721 score, surpassing Morehead State's 4637 in their opener at Barker Hall. Strong performances in both smallbore and air rifle disciplines were key, with sophomore Braden Peiser leading the Wildcats at an aggregate of 1187. Freshman Liz Probst shone brightly in her debut, topping the air rifle scoring with a 599. UK head coach Harry Mullins praised his team, particularly the freshmen who contributed effectively in their first match.

RICHMOND, Ky. – The Eastern Kentucky University men's golf team will head to Lexington tomorrow for the Cullan Brown Collegiate hosted by Kentucky. The 54-hole tournament will take place at the Lexington Country Club with 36 holes on Monday and 18 on Tuesday. Action will start at 9 a.m. ET each day.

WINCHESTER, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – The Winchester Fire Department is heading to western North Carolina, carrying a semi-truck full of donations for victims of Hurricane Helene. Following the hurricane’s devastation, the department had appealed to the community for essential supplies like bottled water, clothing, blankets, and generators.

MOREHEAD – The Morehead State women's soccer team had to weather a flurry of UT Martin shots on Sunday at the Skyhawk Field in Martin, Tenn., but the Eagles managed to come away with a critical 1-0 Ohio Valley Conference road win to snap a season-high two-game skid and move back above .500 on the season.