Three people were hurt in a Clark County fire Sunday evening. Police say they’re still investigating what caused it, but the homeowner says he has an idea.

“I smelled something real funny like metallic or something,” said resident Jon Ratliff.

Jon Ratliff, who says he lives in the apartment where the fire broke out, was letting a couple stay with him. He says he was watching TV in the living with his fiance when the woman came out of the bedroom yelling.

“She’s on fire yelling ‘help’ so I had a blanket on the back of my chair. So, I grabbed the blanket and started putting her out,” he said.

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“Someone said that a meth lab blew up in her face, so I was freaking out,” said neighbor Angela Fraley.

Police had to evacuate 8 apartments as a precaution. Some neighbors explained what police told them had happened.

“That’s what blew up, was the fuel, that they actually did not get to finish the process of the meth lab,” said Fraley.

Ratliff says he was trying to help the couple, who used to be his neighbors, but had recently gotten kicked out and had no place to go.

“You let somebody stay with you and this is what happens,” said Ratliff.

Police say they are still investigation what caused the fire.

There’s an update to a violent armed robbery in Louisville where a clerk was shot.

Police have arrested Catherine Marie Stephens on attempted murder and robbery charges. Investigators say Stephens was trying to steal several items from a Family Dollar story Thursday, and when an employee tried to stop her, police say Stephens hit her in the face. Stephens then allegedly pulled out a gun and shot her in the ear.

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Stephens was arrested Friday.

A California man was sentenced in Franklin County for trying to ship cocaine inside of a Mister Potato Head toy.

According to the State Journal, Henry Tolliver was denied probation and sentenced to five years in prison on a cocaine trafficking charge. That sentence will run concurrently with several other charges he’s facing.

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The paper reported that Tolliver asked for probation so he could return to California and help his 14-year-old son who is following in his footsteps.

State police are looking for a man in connection to a death investigation on Crume Road in the Vine Grove community of Hardin County. Investigators have not released any other details about the death investigation.

KSP is asking for the public’s help looking for 48-year-old Timothy George Cruz. His last known address is in the Rineyville area of Hardin County, but he is believed to have been recently staying in Vine Grove.

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Cruz has active warrants in Hardin County and is also wanted for questioning in regards to the death investigation.

Anyone with any information is asked to call state police.

An Elkton man has been sentenced to life in prison in a sex case involving a young child.

The Daily News-Record reports a Rockingham County circuit judge accepted a plea agreement Thursday in which 23-year-old Corinthian J. Sublett pleaded guilty to sodomizing a child.

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Prosecutors agreed not to pursue 69 other counts, most of which related to child pornography.

Sublett was arrested in June 2014. Prosecutors say the offenses occurred in the 18 months prior to the arrest.

The Fulton County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing person.

Jeremiah Mathis, 22, was last seen around 2 p.m. on Friday, May 22 walking towards Walmart from the Wabash Avenue area in Rochester.

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He was last seen wearing black pants, a dark blue t-shirt, and carrying a red lunch box.

Matthis is 5’7 and 170 pounds, with blue eyes and brown hair.

If your know where he is, officials ask that you contact the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department at 574-223-2819.

A man is recovering after he was shot during a home invasion Friday night. Now neighbors are weighing in on how they feel, and what they think needs to be done.

Throughout Saturday, everything was peaceful and calm at Eastridge Apartments off Alumni Drive, but Friday night was a different story. A man was rushed to the hospital after he was shot in the arm following a home invasion and brief argument, according to police.

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“I was really surprised because nothing like that usually happens here,” said a neighbor, who asked to remain anonymous.

Some neighbors said they still feel safe, even after Friday night’s commotion.

“This is just a one incident and this doesn’t happen on a regular basis, so I feel safe,” said a neighbor.

Others say they do take safety precautions while on the property and will continue to be on alert.

“I don’t walk in the back part of the apartments because they don’t have enough lights out there,” said the neighbor.

She added some of the responsibility belongs to the supervisors and landlord, and that the application process should be examined more closely. The victim is expected to make a full recovery.

If you have any information on the shooting, you’re asked to call police.

Georgetown Police are looking for a woman who took pictures of herself on a stolen phone.

It’s unclear if the woman in the pictures is the thief, but investigators are hoping they can get some answers if they figure out who she is.

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If you know who the woman is, please call Georgetown Police.

A Lexington man was beaten and robbed while in the company of a woman he met on Facebook.

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Officers say around 1:00 Saturday morning that a man and a woman he met on Facebook were walking to the back of a home on Withers Avenue when he was accosted by several men. The victim told police that five men assaulted him, took his phone, wallet, keys and stole his car. Police located the man’s car about an hour later a short distance from the scene.

The man had only minor injuries.