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Flatwoods Christian Church at Waco is having revival services this week. Johny Collins is preaching each night and will continue through Friday night at 6:45 p.m. Dennis Pasley sang on Wednesday night. Tonight, "His Praise" made up of Tommie and Connie Still will be singing. Friday night, Guarded He

A central Kentucky couple is accused of abusing a victim who suffers from dementia and blindness. RICHMOND, Ky. - A central Kentucky couple is accused of abusing a victim who suffers from dementia and blindness. Kentucky State Police arrested James Kaylor and Susan Kaylor at their home in Richmond,

A Berea man was indicted last Wednesday on felony assault charges after allegedly choking a woman and hitting her in the face with a glass jar. Anthony Wayne Francisco, 39, was indicted by a Madison County grand jury on a charge of second-degree assault, assault of a family member and as a persisten

A Lexington man charged with murder in Madison County, after the death of a passenger in a vehicle in which he allegedly drove impaired, has agreed to mediation in the case. William Gordon Brewer, 59, made the agreement Thursday in Madison Circuit Court when he appeared for a pretrial conference. In

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump delivered his first address to the United Nations. As we all know, the 42-minute speech included an unprecedented denunciation of North Korea. The president's words were clearly aimed at intimidating not only the leadership of that country, but its impoverished pop

Well known Civil War in Kentucky author Dr. Kenneth A. Hafendorfer died Saturday, Sept. 15, in Louisville. He was 78. Dr. Hafendrofer wrote nine books in his lifetime, most of which dealt with Civil War battles and personalities in Kentucky. His latest work was a two-volume set entitled The Kentucky

"Imagine the court system like a hospital and I'm the triage doctor," said Madison and Clark County District Court Judge Earl Ray Neal to a room of Citizen Police Academy students at the Department of Criminal Justice Training. "If you want to know what is going on in the community, come to District

NEW YORK (AP) - Toys 'R' Us, the big box toy retailer struggling with $5 billion in debt and intense online competition, has filed for bankruptcy protection ahead of the key holiday shopping season - and says its stores will remain open for business as usual. The company based in Wayne, New Jersey,

Whipping up a sense of panic. That's what Governor Matt Bevin says the media is trying to do with our coverage of pension reform. As one might expect, I see it differently. I see us doing our job. We're talking to educators to see how they feel about the situation. We're talking to legislators to ga

In honor of his decades-long involvement in educating others in the discipline of lighting design, University of Kentucky Associate Professor of Interiors Joseph Rey-Barreau will be inducted into the American Lighting Association's Hall of Fame at its annual conference this September. The ALA is th

The next two concerts in the "Appalachia in the Bluegrass" series will showcase the talents of Andrew Finn Magill and Jennifer Rose. On Friday, Sep. 22, fiddler Andrew Finn Magill will play. The next week, Friday, Sep. 29, folk singer and traditional dancer Jennifer Rose will perform. These free pu

Melodic notes from a tribal flute floated down the Madison County Courthouse steps Thursday afternoon as part of a special Native American blessing ceremony. The ceremony served as a kickoff to the Richmond Powwow that is this weekend at Battlefield Park. "Today, we were doing a blessing, not only f

Dominion Senior Living of Richmond is partnering with the University of Kentucky for its first internship program. The senior living community will be accepting interns from the College of Public Health for the fall and spring semesters. The community decided to partner with the university to rais

Reports of drug activity led deputies to investigate the 100 block area of Estonia Drive in Richmond Monday night. A deputy spoke with one of two women sitting on a car in a nearby driveway. The woman, Kristy N. Puckett, 34, an Estonia resident, consented to a search. A cigarette packet holding grey

Ever wonder what's on the upper floors of some of downtown Winchester's buildings? Sunday afternoon, spaces in 25 locations will be open for the Downtown Loft Tour. Main Street Winchester Director Rachel Alexander said there will be a variety of street level and upper floor spaces open to the public

Howard D. "Grandaddy" Rogers, 87, widower of Barbara Turner Rogers, passed away Saturday, September 16, 2017 at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington. He was born on June 30, 1930, in Estill County, Kentucky to the late George W. and Effie Gross Rogers. He was a veteran of the United States Air Force wit

Because he donated blood with Kentucky Blood Center this summer, a Clark County man will receive the keys to a 2017 Toyota Highlander. Harold Ballard, of Winchester, was camping over Labor Day Weekend and decided to donate at the Fort Boonesborough State Park Blood Drive. With that blood donation, h

WINCHESTER, Ky. - Winchester Police are not commenting about their search for a man believed to be involved in an assault, but neighbors are revealing new information about the crime to Fox 56. Winchester Police posted a video on their Facebook page on Monday asking for help identifying the man they

Two Mount Vernon women are facing drug charges after Madison County Sheriff's deputies allegedly saw them leaving an area with high drug activity on Jill Drive in Berea Tuesday afternoon. The windshield and taillight of the vehicle the women were in were broken. The driver, Brittany Pittman, 30, had

LANCASTER, Ky. - Crews responded to a house fire on Mockingbird Court just outside of Lancaster around 3:30 Wednesday morning. The fire chief says the fire started in the kitchen area where a man left batteries for a vapor cigarette to charge overnight. The batteries exploded igniting the cabinetry.