Lawrenceburg News

A 31-year-old mother who graduated from Thomas More College with honors, married an Indiana state trooper and got a job at a nonprofit health care company learned her punishment Monday for stealing about $78,000 from her former employer.

A fire at a central Kentucky strip mall has destroyed a pet store, killing a number of animals.

EMS in Lawrenceburg tell LEX 18 News a fire broke out in the strip mall on Hilltop Drive.

Frankfort Regional Medical Center is going tobacco free outdoors and in. In conjunction with the American Cancer Society's 34th Great American Smokeout Challenge on Nov.

Delbert Ault, whose criminal history involves a troubled car dealership and a gubernatorial pardon, has been indicted on theft charges related to his volunteer work at Lexington's Centenary United Methodist Church.

Mayor Edwinna Baker recently challenged the banks in Lawrenceburg to help the local food bank, Open Hands Food Pantry.

The third time wasn't a charm for Billy Gillispie. Gillispie pleaded guilty Monday morning to driving under the influence earlier this year in Lawrenceburg, marking the first time being charged with that offense has stuck with the former University of Kentucky basketball coach.

Anderson County native Hope Riley will be casting and filming a movie here in the coming months.

LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. Former University of Kentucky men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie pleaded guilty Monday morning in Anderson District Court to driving under the influence.

A former Paris firefighter critically injured in a motorcycle accident in Anderson County continues to fight for his life.

Bob Thompson never imagined his "tour" of the United Nations Headquarters in New York would be considered a lapse in security.

A former firefighter, injured in a crash, has died. 38-year old, Larry Jones, died last night at UK Hospital.

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A four-vehicle wreck on North Main Street at Bell Street sent five people to the hospital Wednesday afternoon.

An ambulance run, taking a south-central Kentucky woman to a hospital, ended with the patient and two ambulance crew members being treated there.

R. Benjamin Crittenden, an attorney with Stites & Harbison in Frankfort, has been selected as a "Notable Newcomer" by the LexisNexis Tax Law and the Lexis Hub for New Attorneys.

Police said a fight between two men ended with both in the hospital in Lawrenceburg, It happened on Horn Drive.

The Public Protection Cabinet's Department of Charitable Gaming will present a proposal to modernize its operations with accounting software on Tuesday, Oct.

For some, taxidermy evokes a vision of blood and guts. But for Jim Barnes, owner of Broken Arrow Taxidermy, it's something different.

A misdemeanor charge was dismissed Tuesday morning against a former youth minister and Richmond city building inspector accused of molesting two members of his Anderson County youth group.