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Elusive dog finally captured after months of sightings

BOURBON COUNTY, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – The Bourbon County Sheriff’s Office says the “most elusive dog in Bourbon County history” has finally been caught after months of evading capture. According to a post from the Sheriff’s Office, the dog had become a familiar sight around...
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More Than A Bakery strengthens second chance hiring with help from DV8 Kitchen

More Than A Bakery in Versailles recently revisited its commitment to second chance hiring, partnering with DV8 Kitchen to enhance its fair chance employment program.
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Lexington cheap eats: 10 great local dining options priced at $10 (or less!)

ightening budgets are pushing consumers to seek out more budget friendly options when dining out. . The growing goal for many consumers: Finding affordable indulgence. People are seeking out really good food for less money. For Lexington’s affordable meal aficionados, here are 10 tasty and filling meal options — from...
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Police: No evidence found after report of fetus inside restaurant’s plumbing

According to Lexington Police, authorities were dispatched to the restaurant for "report of a fetus inside the building's plumbing."
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Tou Thao, last Minneapolis officer convicted following the murder of George Floyd, to be...

Former Minneapolis Police Officer Tou Thao, the last officer convicted in the murder of George Floyd, is set to be released from prison Monday. Thao has been serving a concurrent 57-month state sentence and 3.5-year federal sentence in Kentucky.
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3 armed suspects caught on camera breaking into Lexington home

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Lexington police are looking for three suspects in connection with a burglary. Police say officers were called to the 3000 block of Kirklevington Drive just before noon on October 10 after a homeowner reported seeing the suspects on camera forcing their way into his residence. Investigators...
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Neighbors urge city to close motel believed to be a magnet for crime

PARIS, Ky. — Some people in Paris, Kentucky, are calling for a local motel allegedly linked to drug trafficking and other illegal activity to be shut down permanently because of its proximity to elementary school children. Paris Elementary School is located right next to the Colonial Motel, an establishment...
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Gas leak reported near University of Kentucky campus has been cleared

A gas leak reported Tuesday afternoon near the University of Kentucky was cleared by just after 5 p.m., according to a message from the university. The leak was reported at Woodland Avenue and Rose Lane, near several sorority and fraternity houses. People were told to avoid the area. Columbia Gas hit a gas line on a...
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Suit: KY man was shocked about 40 times before dying of cardiac arrest

The wife of a Richmond man who died last year at the Madison County jail is suing the facility, claiming jail officials used stun guns on her husband more than 40 times, causing cardiac arrest that led to his death. Rebecca Mansfield’s husband, 43-year-old Johnathan Mansfield, died Oct. 10, 2024, about two weeks...
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Lawsuit filed against Kentucky jail on behalf of stillborn baby

A Central Kentucky jail already facing a lawsuit over claims they caused a woman to go into labor early by failing to give her prescribed medication now faces a second lawsuit filed on behalf of the stillborn baby. Valentina Frymyer, 29, gave birth just five days after entering the Richmond jail in 2023. A separate,...

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