Updated: 1:31 PM Attorneys for two central Kentucky police officers accused of assault and misconduct have entered not guilty pleas on behalf of their clients in Madison District Court, reports the Richmond Register.
Updated: 4:48 PM A guard at a northern Kentucky jail spent his wedding day locked up after allegedly accepting a bribe to provide the key to the jail's back door to the friend of a federal inmate.
Updated: 1:32 PM The Lexington Herald-Leader is reporting a woman is accused of gunning down her husband in Edmonson County.
Updated: 1:34 PM Governor Ernie Fletcher says he's considering working in the private sector once he's out of office. But he says he's in no rush to get another job after losing his re-election bid to Steve Beshear.
Updated: 1:37 PM An investigation is underway at a north-eastern Kentucky elementary school after a teacher is accused of inappropriately touching female students.
Updated: 9:03 AM Jonathan York of Florence was arrested and charged with attempting to aid the escape of a federal inmate.
Updated: 1:48 PM Kentucky Republicans today called for party unity following the defeat of Governor Ernie Fletcher.
Updated: 2:09 PM More than 20 soldiers from the Richmond-based 617th Military Police Unit will be heading to Fort Dix, N.J. to begin training for a year-long tour in Iraq. They can come home for Christmas but it is standard policy they have to pay their own way.
Updated: 1:56 PM The Louisville Courier Journal reports attorney Ted Gordon will receive $210,000 for leading the five-year legal fight to overturn Jefferson County Public Schools' racial integration policy -- less than a third of what he requested.
Updated: 11:17 AM The Lexington Herald-Leader is reporting that a woman who claimed to be HIV-positive after biting a convenience store clerk during a robbery has been indicted by a Boyle County grand jury.
Updated: 1:47 PM The state has declined to pay bills from a consulting firm that led a failed search for a new education commissioner, and the disagreement has led to a court battle.
Updated: 1:54 PM The Pentagon would have a 10-year deadline to destroy lethal chemical weapons stored in Kentucky and other states under a bill approved by Congress.
Updated: 1:49 PM More than four dozen former diet drug users have sued their former attorneys, claiming they were cheated out of a total of $903,000 from a settlement in Mississippi.
Updated: 1:50 PM An old pest is rearing it's ugly itchy head all over the country and that includes right here in Lexington!
Updated: 1:52 PM For some Kentucky basketball fans the cats failure to take it to the hole, has left them in the hole.
Posted: 7:09 PM New questions today about why a Lexington murder suspect caught in Wisconsin was ever let out of jail in Kentucky in the first place.
Updated: 6:16 PM A Southern Kentucky athlete was looking forward to a successful year on her high school basketball team, but a terrible accident put those plans on hold.
Updated: 7:12 PM A crime alert in Central Kentucky, as reports of stolen catalytic converters are on the rise.
Updated: 2:14 PM It will be another week before a Lexington bowling alley reopens.
Updated: 6:21 PM They're being spotted more and more in communities across Kentucky. Black bears are on the prowl and environmentalists say the recent drought may be to blame.
Updated: 6:24 PM Democratic Party Chairman Jonathan Miller will serve as secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet in Governor-elect Steve Beshear's administration.
Updated: 2:12 PM A scare for workers at a Lexington plant, when a fire broke out.
Updated: 11:30 AM Gov.-elect Steve Beshear asked the state Board of Education on Friday to reopen its search for a new commissioner.
Posted: 9:21 AM An incorrect reference to the "Star Spangled Banner" has been fixed in a historical display at the Kentucky Capitol.
Posted: 9:14 AM The deputy commander of Walter Reed Army Medical Center says that wounded soldiers are healing faster and returning to duty quicker in new specialized medical care units.
