Updated: 3:49 PM A former Garrard County Official is in court today to answer to murder charges.

Posted: 2:57 PM An earthquake has shaken the San Francisco Bay area.

Updated: 3:51 PM A former Lexington teacher plead not guilty this morning in the death of her infant son.

Updated: 6:44 PM The Federal government is in a hurry today to rid a Clark County neighborhood of potentially dangerous chemicals.

Updated: 11:25 PM Police say the man arrested outside Richmond Mall even had police lights, a gun and handcuffs. Police say he had also altered the license plates of his car to make it look official.

Updated: 3:31 PM Principals at Jefferson County Public Schools can no longer use race to decide whether they can accept new or transfer students under a new plan put together by the district superintendent.

Updated: 2:44 PM A police officer and a witness spotted the fire and ran to the home to see if anybody was inside.

Updated: 11:25 PM It was less than $20, but a worker and a customer at a Lexington sandwich shop fought back.

Posted: 10:45 PM The sheriff says they responded to the domestic violence call and noticed some suspicious behavior in the area.

Posted: 10:39 PM According to the station's operations manager, police recovered a half dozen pieces of equipment... which was all given back to the station.

Updated: 10:24 AM The Paintsville Herald reports 18-year old Dale Wells Junior was indicted on charges of murder, DUI and leaving the scene of an accident.

Updated: 2:55 AM The price of copper is at an all time high and in Clay County vandals are stealing it by cutting down telephone lines and stealing items from homes.

Posted: 10:16 PM Casino gambling isn't the only way gubernatorial nominee Steve Beshear plans to fund his agenda.

Posted: 10:13 PM State lawmakers haven't been working much lately, but are still getting paid nearly 200 dollars a day.

Updated: 3:05 PM It's considered one of if not, the most anticipated book Harry Potter and the deathly hallows, the final installment of the Parry Potter series. We like many of you are anxious to see the book.

Updated: 6:30 PM The salesman says extended warranties will save you money, but some say you're wasting it by buying extended warranties.

Updated: 2:51 PM A Jury ruled in favor of a Lexington woman suing the school district.

Posted: 4:48 PM Although state lawmakers haven't been working much lately, they're still getting paid nearly $200 day.

Updated: 4:20 PM A British national who has lived in Kentucky for 15 years is challenging a state law than bars non-citizens from carrying concealed deadly weapons.

Updated: 3:32 PM A handful of mountain churches are moving away from their traditional role as a refuge for the poor and addicted.

Posted: 3:54 PM Tens of thousands of volunteers from across the country poured into Mississippi and Louisiana to help people recover from Hurricane Katrina. Now, some are finding their help is no longer welcome.

Updated: 2:28 PM The search continues today for a man who robbed the First Federal Bank on Tates Creek Road yesterday.

Updated: 6:38 PM Federal health officials warned consumers Wednesday to throw away certain cans of hot dog chili sauce after the product was linked to the first cases of botulism in commercially canned foods in decades.

Updated: 2:34 PM A massive geyser of steam and debris that erupted through a midtown Manhattan street left asbestos in the dust that settled, but city officials said Thursday that tests indicated the air was safe.

Posted: 11:36 AM Leaks. Lawsuits. Profiteering. What a way to treat such a fine young man like Harry Potter.