Updated: 7:52 AM A trip for some ice cream landed a man in jail on Monday.

Updated: 7:44 AM Top-ranked Highschool Senior Andrew Wiggins will announce where he plans to play college basketball Tuesday afternoon.

Updated: 1:01 PM Angelina Jolie says she's had a preventive double mastectomy. The actress says in an op-ed for today's New York Times that she had the mastectomy after learning she carried a gene that makes it extremely likely she'll get breast cancer.

Posted: 6:57 AM U.S. officials say an envelope containing an unidentified substance was sent to the U.S. Consulate General in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, disrupting operations at the diplomatic building.

Posted: 6:53 AM U.S. military officials say the Defense Department leaders trying to find ways to deal with mandatory budget cuts are poised to trim the number of civilian furlough days from 14 to 11 and allow the military to exempt thousands of additional workers from the unpaid day off requirements.

Updated: 1:15 PM A possible moped theft led police on a pursuit early Tuesday morning which ended with a broken gas line and a suspect in custody.

Posted: 11:49 PM Authorities say a New York police officer who went after a cat stuck in a tree got caught himself and needed a little help getting back down to the ground.

Posted: 11:47 PM Police are identifying a suspect in the shooting of 19 people during a Mother's Day parade in New Orleans.

Posted: 11:43 PM Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Tuesday.

Posted: 11:23 PM The trial of a man accused of killing his mother could go to jury tomorrow.

Updated: 11:26 PM It's been weeks since a nurse rushed to help a family after a deadly crash in Woodford County, and on Monday, those victims met the nurse who helped save their lives that night.

Updated: 11:16 PM Police have arrested a woman after they say she called them to report a false incident while high on drugs.

Posted: 11:07 PM The U.S. Attorney's Office has filed a lawsuit against a Somerset eye doctor and his practice, claiming he defrauded Medicare and Medicaid.

Updated: 11:26 PM A Lexington mother faces charges after police say they found her two young children alone on a street.

Updated: 7:36 PM Popular psychologist, columnist, and television and film personality Joyce Brothers has died. She was 85.

Updated: 3:28 PM People living in the Richwood neighborhood said it was one of the more brazen attempts at squatting they'd ever seen. In fact, from the very first day some people showed up claiming to be renting a foreclosed home, neighbors said they just felt something wasn't right

Updated: 6:17 PM Beware of letters announcing you've won a contest, especially if you have to pay something to collect the winnings. One woman fell victim multiple times.

Updated: 6:17 PM Experts say the rainy spring we've experienced could be the set up for a bad mosquito season.

Posted: 5:05 PM A company that makes glass doors will create 100 full-time jobs when it opens its manufacturing plant in western Kentucky.

Updated: 5:08 PM LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The months of April and May are usually the worst months for allergies. So far this month has been unusual, in terms of cooler temperatures.

Updated: 4:59 PM POCA, W.Va. (AP) - Emergency officials say crews are responding to reports of explosions and a fire at an industrial site in Putnam County.

Updated: 5:37 AM Have you ever wondered if the dates you find on your food really matter? Many of us have in our mind that food must be thrown out if the date is passed due on the label, but that might be costing you big bucks. WKYT's Amber Philpott is going inside your fridge for some food for thought.

Posted: 2:32 PM Xerox is adding an additional 250 full-time positions in Lexington. Hiring is already underway. The work will support five different Xerox clients that are expanding operations in Lexington.

Posted: 2:11 PM Barbara Walters is telling viewers she is retiring in another year following a television career that began in 1961.

Posted: 2:07 PM A federal judge has approved a $40 million class-action settlement between Skechers USA Inc. and consumers who bought toning shoes after ads made unfounded claims that the footwear would help people lose weight and strengthen muscles.