A man in Anderson County charged with the attempted murder of his girlfriend has plead not guilty to the charge.

A Golden Alert has been issued for a Tennessee man, last seen in Kentucky of Friday afternoon.

Police have initiated the search for 60 year old Kenneth Greene who was driving home from Michigan and stopped at a Speedway in London. The clerk told police that when she couldn’t accept his check, he stormed off.

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Greene had called his family to say that he was out of gas and that is the last time they heard from him. They are particularly concerned because Greene takes medication for his bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.  His family cautions that if he has stopped taking his medicine, or the medicine has stopped working that anything could be possible. They also say that he is not dangerous and doesn’t want to hurt anyone.  His family urges that if you see him, just to call the London police.
Green was last seen driving a white 1999 Oldsmobile 88.

A man accused in a fatal home invasion in Harrison County last week pleaded not guilty in court Monday.

Larry Nolen pleaded not guilty in his role in a home invasion that ended in the death of Marcus Gross, who police say broke into the home with Nolen.

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After an altercation with the homeowner, Gross was shot. Nolen took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Nolen is expected back in court next week.

A head on crash shut down part of U.S. 27 in Garrard County on Monday night.

A Garrard County Deputy said a van and a truck, each carrying two people, wrecked outside of Lancaster at around 9 p.m.

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The Garrard County Sheriff’s Department said one person was air lifted to University of Kentucky Hospital, and three people were taken to the hospital by ambulance.

As of 11 p.m. on Monday night, the extent of the injuries from the crash were unknown.

A teenager reported missing earlier Sunday has been found safely, Boise Police Department spokeswoman Lynn Hightower said in a news release.

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Savannah, 18, was found by someone who knew her not far from her home. Paramedics said she was cold and wet, but seems to be OK.

Vero Beach police are asking the public for help in locating a 14-year-old girl who ran away from her home on Christmas Eve.

Kyla Cheyanne Johns was reported as a runaway by her mother after she was last seen leaving her home on the 1500 block of 41st Avenue around 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

Kyla Cheyanne Johns, 14, was last seen leaving her home in Vero Beach on Christmas Eve

Johns is described as 5 foot 2 and 140 pounds with brown eyes and shoulder-length brown hair.

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She was last seen wearing a black tank top and pink shorts.

Police and other law enforcement agencies are actively searching for the teen.

Those with any information are asked to call the Vero Beach Police Department at 772-978-4600 or 911.

Officials in Laurel County have issued a Golden Alert for a man missing for days.

London Police said family members of Kenneth W. Greene reported Sunday evening that Greene had not been seen or heard from since Friday around 3 p.m. That’s when he told them he was at the Speedway in London and he was almost out of gas.

Officers said family members contacted Speedway and employees told them that Greene spent the night in his vehicle in the parking lot but left Saturday morning.

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Greene was last known to be driving a 1999 Oldsmobile 88 white in color with Tennessee tag R72-41E.

According to police, Greene suffers from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and has been known to have violent tendencies.

A cell phone sale arranged over social media turned into an attempted robbery in Lexington with shots fired as the victim tried to get away.

Lexington Police said it happened around 2 p.m. Sunday outside of the Days Motel on Versailles Road.

“The suspects demanded money from the victim, so the victim tried to flee from the parking lot in their vehicle and at that time, the suspects shot at least three shots towards the victims vehicle,” explained Lt. Jesse Harris with Lexington Police.

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Police said the victim was not hit by the bullets but officers are not sure about any damage to the vehicle.

“Sometimes it’s on Craigslist. Sometimes Facebook. But people just need to be very careful about who they are meeting with and where they are meeting people because you never know when a situation like this might take place,” said Lt. Harris.

Investigators described the two suspects as two women, one 6-foot tall, the other 5-foot tall. One was wearing a red hoodie, the other had on a gray hoodie.

The owner of Days Motel told LEX 18 that no one involved in the incident was staying at the motel.