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Madison County Sheriff Dies

Posted 7:53 AM 5/21/2013

Madison County Sheriff Jerry R. Combs, 61, died Monday night.

Officials say he was working in his parents' yard, and family members found him unresponsive around 8:30 p.m. He was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Berea and declared dead about an hour later.

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Stolen Bicycle Returned To 8-Year-Old Cancer Survivor

Posted 8:02 PM 5/20/2013 by Bianca Spinosa

A man was caught on camera apparently trying to pawn a bicycle that was stolen from an eight-year-old cancer survivor's house in Bardstown. Police need your help identifying him.

Eight-year-old Lainey Di Angelo rides her bike every chance she can get. She even named it "Butterfly." But (More)

5/19/2013

Local School Gets Award In State And National Contests

Local School Gets Award In State And National Contests

Posted 9:45 PM 5/19/2013

A Georgetown school has received state-wide and nation-wide recognition in a recycling competition.

St. John School won the "Great American Can Roundup competition out of all schools in the state of Kentucky. The award recognizes the school's recycling efforts.

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Woodford County Veteran Honored

Wanted Man Found Hiding Under House

5/18/2013

Uniting For A Cause: Cystic Fibrosis

Uniting For A Cause: Cystic Fibrosis

Posted 7:45 PM 5/18/2013

Hundreds of strangers from all over the state gathered Saturday, with one thing in common: Cystic Fibrosis. A walk to fight against the disease was held in Winchester. For three parents whose children had Cystic Fibrosis, but have since passed, it was a day where they could offer their support to (More)

Standoff In Louisville Ends With One Dead

Who Let The Dogs Out? Intoxicated Neighbor Accused

5/17/2013

Fire Truck From 9/11 Attacks Visits Lexington

Fire Truck From 9/11 Attacks Visits Lexington

Posted 11:47 AM 5/17/2013

A traveling memorial honoring firefighters killed in the September 11 attacks drove through Kentucky Friday.

The Remembrance Rescue Project started rolling two years ago. On Friday morning, it rolled into Lexington with a powerful message and reminder of what happened on 9/11.

The (More)

5/16/2013

Powerball Mania Brings Back Memories For Former Kentucky Lottery Winner

Posted 7:15 PM 5/16/2013 by Josh Breslow

With the Powerball Jackpot reaching $550-million, the second largest in the game's history, Kentuckians are flocking all over to get their tickets.

The thought of winning big brings back memories for one Jessamine County woman, who took home the $280,000 lottery prize in March of 2010 (More)

Mom Who Lost Son In Triple Fatality Crash Speaks to High School Students

5/15/2013

KSP Frankfort Post Presents Wreaths To Families of Fallen Troopers

Posted 6:33 PM 5/15/2013 by Bianca Spinosa

This week law enforcement is remembering those killed in the line of duty. Wednesday afternoon, the Kentucky State Police Frankfort post held ceremonies for three fallen Kentucky state troopers.

Troopers placed blue and yellow wreaths in their memory. Through song and prayer at the (More)

2013 High Hopes Steeplechase At The Kentucky Horse Park Canceled

5/14/2013

Firefighters, Community Rally Around Fire Chief With Leukemia

Firefighters, Community Rally Around Fire Chief With Leukemia

Posted 5:44 PM 5/14/2013

If you want some proof of firefighters rallying around one of their own you can head to Montgomery County, where fellow firefighters, along with the community, are helping Battalion Chief Tony Clayton, who has been diagnosed with leukemia.

Fire Station Six, along with the Be The Match (More)

Woodford County's Castle Post To Open Restaurant Friday

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