Updated: 11:24 PM Many will flock to downtown Lexington for the fourth of July Red, White and Boom festivities.

Updated: 11:37 PM Lexington police say new reports of stolen license plates have been. They say thieves are targeting cars in parking lots all over Lexington.

Updated: 10:47 AM Saxophone player Boots Randolph, the western Kentucky native who wrote and recorded the Benny Hill theme "Yakety Sax," died today in Nashville (Tennessee) at age 80.

Updated: 12:55 PM Police want to know who stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment in Laurel County.

Updated: 10:59 AM First Lieutenant Christopher Neill Rutherford of Newport, Ohio died Monday when a bomb went off near his vehicle.

Posted: 10:02 PM An eastern Kentucky man has died a month after being shot. Officials say Les Cox died Tuesday in a Tennessee hospital.

Updated: 10:51 AM With all grilling going on this summer, WYMT wanted to pass along some food safety tips so you can keep your holiday enjoyable.

Updated: 9:49 PM While you're out enjoying the sun eye doctors say don't forget to protect your eyes from the sun and from firework ashes.

Updated: 2:55 PM Luke Eldridge is a sculptor, but his favorite medium isn't clay, bronze or steel, it's wire.

Updated: 9:57 PM They say it costs them business and money every day. Now, they want to have a say in how low Lake Cumberland goes.

Updated: 9:56 PM The sheriff's department is teaming up with American Electric in Pikeville to get the word out and crackdown on copper thefts.

Updated: 5:51 PM The Bluegrass Railroad Museum has been located at the Woodford County Park since 1987, but last November, it was damaged by a devastating fire.

Updated: 12:37 PM Dozens of volunteers from multiple counties joined the search on Tuesday.

Posted: 3:22 PM Federal agents put a damper on a fireworks wholesaler, raiding its warehouse and nearby retail store in northern Kentucky just two days before the Fourth of July.

Posted: 3:18 PM Federal prosecutors filed notice Tuesday that they will seek the death penalty if former soldier Steven D. Green is convicted of killing an Iraqi family and raping a 14-year-old girl.

Posted: 3:12 PM As the Louisville school system begins to adjust to a U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down its student assignment program, the new superintendent said Tuesday that its system may only need to be tweaked, not overhauled.

Updated: 2:27 PM The globe-trotting American lawyer who caused an international public health incident by traveling while infected with tuberculosis has a less severe form of the disease than previously diagnosed, a federal health official said Tuesday.

Updated: 1:08 PM As we come up on the Fourth of July holiday Kentucky State Police say they plan to increase patrols on water and land to keep folks safe.

Updated: 11:45 AM Lexington police hope you can help solve a case of credit card fraud.

Updated: 1:02 PM British police focused Tuesday on at least four physicians with roots outside Britain - including a doctor seized at an Australian airport with a one-way ticket - in the investigation into failed car bombings in Glasgow and London.

Updated: 12:14 PM The man police arrested in a murder for hire plot was in court this morning, however, the case against Tristan Lobensommer was continued.

Updated: 12:04 PM The Salvation Army kicked off it's LemonAID Days campaign today.

Updated: 1:25 PM A little bit of monkey business has landed two northern Kentucky teens in big trouble.

Updated: 12:18 PM A judge orders a mental evaluation for a Lexington man charged with gunning down a repo man.

Posted: 11:13 AM A former Roman Catholic priest will face a second trial on sexual-abuse charges in October, after the Kentucky Supreme Court tossed out a jury's verdict.