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LEXINGTON, Ky. A Lexington gynecologist accused of unnecessarily removing a woman's healthy ovaries has been cleared in a malpractice suit.

Terry Wallingford was charged with abusing employees of New Hope Agency near Burgin.

Terry Wallingford is executive director of New Hope. The state attorney general's office confirmed Wednesday that it is looking into allegations regarding New Hope Agency LLC, a Mercer County care provider for ...

Police in central Kentucky have arrested the administrator of a group home for the mentally disabled on charges of sexually abusing and raping female employees.

An employee of Frankfort's now-closed Home Depot was indicted Wednesday for stealing money and merchandise from the failing local operation of one of the nation's top retailers.

A 14-year veteran of Kentucky's educational system will replace Montgomery County High School principal Shannon White beginning with the 2008-2009 school year.

If your motorcycle is a fashion accessory, Saturday's event isn't for you. The third annual "Ride - em, Don't Hide - em" cafe run, scheduled to begin in Winchester at 10 a.m. Saturday, isn't about riding in ...

HARRODSBURG - John W. Taylor Jr. of 315 East Mill Street in Burgin was stopped by Harrodsburg police Saturday on North College Street at Nichols Drive.

Douglas and Judy Ridner of Somerset would like to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Ashley Renee Ridner, to Gregory Wayne Brown, son of Wendell and Sara Brown of Somerset and ...

HARRODSBURG - Mercer County got a two-out RBI double from Zeke Edwards and a run-scoring single from Evan Heath in the bottom of the sixth inning Monday to lift the Titans to a 5-3 win over Burgin in the first ...

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Police in Mercer County have identified the man they say fired shots at Burgin's police chief following a car chase late Tuesday night. via WLEX-TV Lexington

Police continue their search for the man who led police on a chase late Tuesday night and then fired shots at an officer. via WLEX-TV Lexington

Shots were fired between Burgin Police Chief Jim Caldwell and a person he was attempting to stop Tuesday night in Mercer County, Kentucky State Police said. via Lexington Herald-Leader

“We do anticipate a very positive economic impact. But what that impact will be, right now we don't know.”

Visitors to the largest restored Shaker settlement in the country will soon be able to order alcohol by the drink. via Lexington Herald-Leader

“One line with the copper wire can serve 1,800 people”

Pot bust suspect remains in jail Federal charges possible against businessman 70 seconds short Simon Kenton overtakes Lady Cats for regional championship Auxiliary, city to hold 10th annual egg hunt The 10th ... via The Anderson News

“It's the best birthday present ever”

The magic of modern video technology allowed a U.S. Marine serving in Iraq to take part in the birth of his daughter in Kentucky Wednesday, according to a newspaper report. via FoxNews.com

“Don't wake me till daddy comes home.”

The cry heard halfway around the globe came a little more than an hour after Bailey Mae Powell came into the world.

Thanks to a live video feed via a laptop computer's Webcam, Marine Cpl. Andy Powell, who is in Iraq, was able to see and hear his newborn daughter's wail Wednesday as she was held by his wife, Kristin Powell.

'It's the best birthday present ever,' said Andy Powell, who turned 23 on Monday.

Similar Webcam links have been set up for births elsewhere in the United States, but this was the first for Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center in Danville. Read more

“We're looking at different DNA that was left behind there.”

DNA tests lead to an arrest in a Louisville murder case that has lingered almost 25 years. via WDRB-TV Louisville

“I'm a Christian woman, so, by faith, I can forgive Charles. But he will have his day when he stands before God.”

A well-known retired Lexington music teacher who was facing three felony counts of third-degree sodomy accepted on Friday a plea agreement from prosecutors, giving up his right to fight the accusations of three ... via Lexington Herald-Leader