Of the six accused in the plot to steal a safe filled with jewelry from the home of the late Western Kentucky University provost Barbara Burch, Patricia Weisman may have
The fifth defendant to plead guilty in connection to a 2020 home invasion that resulted in the injury of a woman and the theft of a jewelry-filled safe that once
A Tennessee-based jewelry store operator, who helped orchestrate a home invasion and theft of a safe of valuables that belonged to the late Western Kentucky University provost Barbara Burch, is
A change of plea hearing is scheduled for next month in a federal case involving allegations of a local oil company violating the Safe Drinking Water Act.
The Kentucky Judicial Commission on Mental Health held a town hall meeting Wednesday night at Sloan Convention Center, the final of nine sessions across the state.
A Bowling Green man and one-time Department of Homeland Security employee has been ordered to serve a five-year prison sentence in a federal case involving child sexual exploitation.
An Allen County business owner will have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution after admitting in court to evading taxes owed by his company.
Inclement weather prevented potential witnesses from arriving to testify at the sentencing for a woman convicted in a pellet gun homicide, forcing the hearing’s postponement until next month.