LONDON, KY (October 21, 2021) - Laurel County Sheriff John Root along with Sheriff's detectives, deputies, and K-9 teams arrested 18 individuals recently following the ongoing "War on Drugs" that Sheriff Root pledged that his office would continually conduct. While conducting drug investigations and executing indictment warrants and other warrants during “Operation Fall Break”, there were a total of 18 persons arrested with charges ranging from Trafficking Meth, possession of Meth, and indictment warrants for possession of Heroin, probation violation, complaint warrants and numerous FTA arrests.

Tina Korossy and Maria Kendrick

MOUNT STERLING, KY (Oct. 21, 2021) – Saint Joseph Mount Sterling has named DAISY Award and BEE Award winners for the most recent quarter. Tina Korossy, RN, Women’s Care, of Mount Sterling, received the DAISY Award for extraordinary patient care. Maria Kendrick, respiratory therapist, of Wellington in Menifee County, received the BEE Award for exceptional service.

MONROE, GA (October 21, 2021) - The City of Monroe Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in solving a homicide that happened in September of 2020.

Kyhra Daniels

LONDON, KY - Police in London, Kentucky are searching for a teenager that was reported as a runaway juvenile on Tuesday, October 19, 2021 at 8:24 P.M..

FRANKFORT, KY – State lawmakers have finalized a calendar for the 2022 Regular Session with plans to convene the General Assembly on January 4 and adjourn April 14.

Adam Rice, Field Rep. for Congressman Rogers, presents the Congressional Gold Medal to the Himler family

INEZ, KY -- U.S. Rep. Harold "Hal" Rogers (KY-05) secured the Congressional Gold Medal on behalf of the family of the late Col. Martin Himler from Martin County, who served the U.S. military during World War II as a colonel in the Office of Strategical Services (OSS), the precursor to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). The Congressional Gold Medal was commissioned for members of the OSS in recognition of their valiant efforts to bring Hungarian Nazi war criminals to justice during World War II.