Police are investigating shots fired at a home just after midnight Saturday morning on Radcliffe Road.

Police say five to seven shots were fired, hitting a window, shutter and a gutter.

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No one inside was hit.

Neighbors say they believe the shooter was on foot.

So far, police do not have a good description of the suspect.

An investigation is underway Saturday morning after reports of a burglary at The Weekly Juicery.

Police say around 5:15 a.m., an employee arrived at the business on Old Vine Street.

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The employee told police they noticed the front door had been busted and there was money missing from the register.

So far, no word on how much money was taken.

Police are using surveillance video to try to get more clues .

Officers say that two people abandoned their car on North Broadway by I-75 after someone shot at them Friday afternoon.

Police say that they aren’t sure what led up to the shooting and that the driver is being uncooperative.

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Witnesses say they heard five gunshots and saw a man and woman walk away from their car around 3 p.m.

Officers say a black pickup truck left the scene right after the shooting.

Police towed the car away from the scene.

Two of the three people accused of killing a UK student were in court Friday.

Attorneys for Efrain Diaz and Justin Smith both filed motions to take the death penalty off the table.

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The two are accused of killing Jonathan Krueger on Maxwell Street in Lexington back in 2015.

There is a third suspect who was under 18 at the time of the shooting. He was not in court Friday.

Diaz and Smith are set to be back in court next month.

Police believe two overnight robberies could be connected.

The first happened around 11:15 p.m. on Bishop Drive. The victim told police that he was approached by two men, one of them with a gun, who demanded his wallet and keys.

The suspects then got into a Beige Nissan Sentra and drove off.

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A second victim then phoned police at the Marathon at New Circle and Russell Cave Road saying he too had been robbed. Police say they have reason to believe the same duo is behind both cases.

Police describe the suspects as about six feet tall, one wearing a gray hoodie and jeans, the other wearing a grey tank top and jeans and had shoulder length dreads.

No arrests have been made at this time. If you have information in either case, contact police.

A Fayette County man is in jail for a murder committed earlier this month in Louisville.

Charles W. Barnes, is charged in the death of 18-year-old Jericho Moore. Moore was found shot to death in an alleyway in the Parkland neighborhood on June 7.

A week earlier, there had been another shooting a block away in the same neighborhood.

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The victim’s mother told our sister station WAVE 3 News that her son had been in trouble before and they became worried when they couldn’t get ahold of him.

Barnes is charged with murder, tampering with physical evidence and a parole violation. He will be arraigned Saturday morning.

The citation says that murder weapon was recovered.

After a raid at the law offices of Eric C. Conn turned up new evidence for federal investigators, the FBI held a press conference to announce that they believe he is still in the United States and that family members may be charged in the case.

Conn pleaded guilty in a multi-million dollar social security disability scheme and immediately went on the run before sentencing. His ankle monitor was found discarded on I-75 when he was allegedly coming to consult with his attorney about testifying in the trial of a co-conspirator.

Agents removed electronics and other items from his offices and his mother’s home during an investigation Thursday.  A vehicle, believed to have possibly been involved in his escape, was searched.

Someone claiming to be Conn sent cryptic faxes to several media outlets and attorney Ned Pillersdorf, who is representing many of the clients whose disability benefits were suspended as a result of the federal investigation.

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The Lexington Herald-Leader reported that Conn sent them terms for surrender including not being charged with fleeing.

Conn’s attorney, Scott White, told The Associated Press on Sunday that he also received an email with some of the same details and is convinced it was from his client due in part to Conn’s particular style of writing. He added that “my certainty is 99 percent.” White said the terms outlined in both the email to him and to the newspaper were identical, adding that “sealed it for me.”

A $20,000 reward has been offered for information leading authorities to Conn, who pleaded guilty in March to stealing from the federal government and bribing a judge. He faces up to 12 years in prison and has agreed to pay the government tens of millions of dollars.

The FBI says that the likelihood of charges for fleeing increase every day.

Less than a month away from their county fair, $20,000 worth of Laurel County Fairgrounds’ property has been stolen and destroyed.

As crews try to repair and replace the property with a very limited budget, the fairground manager says he and law enforcement are looking for the perpetrators.

Fairground Manager Jimmy Durham said that the perpetrators snuck onto the fairgrounds and hopped on a tractor before ramming the fairgrounds garage door down to take high-value property over the weekend.

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Durham said they stole a four-wheeler, a John Deere field rake, tables, a JVL sound system, ladders, water hoses, extension cords, and everyday tools.

To keep this financial setback from happening again, Durham said they’re installing plenty of security systems and alarms next week.

“I guess we can say we’re going to invite criminal activity from now on, cause we will have you on camera, or we will have a picture of you somehow,” he said.

The Laurel County Fair will be July 10, so there is no time to waste.

“We’ll have twenty-something thousand people here that week. We got to get these things fixed and ready to go because it’s fair time,” he said.

The fairgrounds crew is offering a $1,000 reward for information that can lead to an arrest. If you have any information, you are asked to contact the Laurel County Sheriff’s Office.

Police are investigating after three men were shot in Louisville on West Madison Avenue.

WAVE 3 reports that it happened around 8:30 p.m. Thursday. The three men in their 20’s were sitting on a porch when shots were fired, hitting all three.

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They were taken to University Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Police are still searching for suspects.

A Sumner man arrested last month for allegedly sexually assaulting a child has been indicted on a slew of charges.

47-year-old Douglas Stevenson faces one count of sex abuse of a child under the age of 14, five counts of aggravated sexual assault, one count of indecency with a child and one count of possession of child pornography.

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Stevenson is currently being held in the Lamar County Jail on $100,000 bond.

He’s due in court next month.