• May 21, 2013

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A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for all of Southeastern Kentucky until 10pm tonight. The primary threats from this system will be strong winds and large hail. Isolated tornadic activity certainly can't be ruled out of the equation.

Child abuse case will move to Circuit Court

MANCHESTER, Ky. (WYMT) - The abuse case of a Clay County mother and father will now move into circuit court.

A Clay County grand jury returned indictments against Sonny Gray and Christina Collett.

Police charged them with criminal abuse in August after their 11-month-old son, Charlie Gray ,was taken to the hospital suffering from burns and lung irritation.

Officials say the child may have inhaled toxic fumes from a substance used to make meth.

Pike Co. inmate walks away from detention center
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