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  • Police Find Car, No Sign Of Driver Involved In Hit And Run

    LEX 18 Lexington – Sun Nov 15, 10:05 pm ET  

    Lexington Police have released the name of the man they are looking for in a hit and run accident. At approximately 10:10 Saturday night, Anthony Gibbs, 24, was crossing eastbound on Nicholasville Road in front of the Five Guys Restaurant when he was hit by a car. Gibbs was taken to U.K. Hospital for life threatening injuries. He is still listed in critical condition. Working off a tip, police ... Full Story »

  • Search Continues For Missing Casey Co. Man

    LEX 18 Lexington – Sun Nov 15, 9:35 pm ET  

    Searchers were back out in Casey County this weekend looking for a missing man. It's been one month since anyone has seen or hear from Charles Randolph. Earlier today his family helped organize another search of a pond near the 55-year-old's home in Yosemite. The family says cadaver dogs picked up on some kind of scene, but that did not lead to any clues. His family is offering a $5,000 reward ... Full Story »

  • Kentucky State Police Investigating Injury Accident

    LEX 18 Lexington – Sun Nov 15, 9:20 pm ET  

      Kentucky State Police are investigating a crash that happened Sunday afternoon in Casey County. David Stout, 22, was operating a motor scooter when he attempted to pull on to East Kentucky 80 from Merritt Ridge Road and collided with a 1995 Nissan Altima being operated by Jason McKinney, 32. According to investigators, Stout was not wearing a helmet. He was airlifted from the scene to the U.K ... Full Story »

  • Jockey On The Mend

    LEX 18 Lexington – Sun Nov 15, 8:50 pm ET  

    Jockey Julia Brimo continues to improve at U. K. Hospital. Brimo was taken to the hospital after she was thrown from her horse during a race at Keeneland on October 30. Sources said the jockey suffered head and neck injuries in the accident. Brimo is a native of Canada and was riding in just her third race of the Keeneland fall meet. Permalink | Comments Full Story »

  • Local Pilot Involved In Helicopter Crash

    LEX 18 Lexington – Sun Nov 15, 8:35 pm ET  

    The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a crash after a local pilot and Lexington Police, Officer Don Evans and a student were involved in a helicopter crash. The accident happened around 4:30 Saturday afternoon at the Georgetown Airport on Paris Pike in Scott County. Airport officials would not comment on the crash, but an F.A.A. spokesperson said Officer Don and the student ... Full Story »

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  • Worship, prayer part of daily life at UK Christian dorm

    Louisville Courier-Journal – 1 hr 18 mins ago  

    Its residents sign a covenant pledging to live in Christian community, to worship together, act respectfully and to help the needy. Students agree to refrain from premarital sex, and the house ban on alcohol is strictly enforced. Full Story »

  • Ky. Senate race shows rise of anonymous online attacks

    Louisville Courier-Journal – 1 hr 19 mins ago  

    Audio recordings purporting to be of a political candidate criticizing his boss — the governor. Video productions making fun of another candidate's misstep during a speech. A fake Web site that actually criticizes the candidate it's supposed to support. Full Story »

  • Home of former lawmaker charged with murder sold

    Louisville Courier-Journal – 1 hr 19 mins ago  

    The home of former state Rep. Steve Nunn, who is charged with the murder of his former fiancée, has been sold at auction for $170,000 to help pay his legal fees. Nunn, the son of former Gov. Louie Nunn, was indicted on a capital murder charge Tuesday, nearly two months after his arrest in the shooting death of Amanda Ross. Full Story »

  • State Senate race is a referendum on gambling? Bet again

    Louisville Courier-Journal – 1 hr 19 mins ago  

    Whatever happens in next month's special election to fill Kentucky's 14th District state Senate seat, and no matter what anybody says before or after, it will not be a referendum on gambling. Full Story »

  • The final push of hope

    Louisville Courier-Journal – 1 hr 19 mins ago  

    Where would we be in this world without encouragement? Encouragement is the one thing that nobody could do anything without. From helping a person battle in a sporting event, or battle a deadly disease, encouragement can go a very long way. Every event in one's life is backed by the people around them through encouragement. Full Story »

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  • The Monday Morning Rush 11-16-09

    The Kentucky Post – 2 hrs 6 mins ago  

    It hasn't happened since 1998. The Bengals have swept the big bad Steelers. Cincinnati wins 18-12 WHERE DO WE START? Let's start with Bernard Scott's 96-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the first quarter. Full Story »

  • Dems, GOP SplitOon NY Trials Of Alleged Terrorists

    The Kentucky Post – Sun Nov 15, 10:20 pm ET  

    WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bringing those accused in the Sept. 11 attacks to New York for trial would increase the security threat to the city and give radical Islamists a platform to propagate their ideology, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Sunday. Full Story »

  • Brooks: Hartline's Season Over

    The Kentucky Post – Sun Nov 15, 7:50 pm ET  

    LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- Kentucky quarterback Mike Hartline will miss the rest of the regular season to receive surgery on his injured knee, coach Rich Brooks said Sunday. Full Story »

  • Ill. governor discusses sale of prison to house Gitmo detainees

    The Kentucky Post – Sun Nov 15, 6:05 pm ET  

    CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn says selling a prison in the state's rural northwest is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create jobs in the struggling area. Full Story »

  • Bengals Slay the Mighty Steelers

    The Kentucky Post – Sun Nov 15, 6:05 pm ET  

    The Cincinnati Bengals made all the experts look like fools. Everybody had picked the Steelers to mow over the Bengals at Heinz Field. But it didn't happen. Full Story »

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