A body has been found in the area of the Robinson Dam in Harrison County.

Harrison County Search and Rescue have not yet identified the person.

Crews had been out on the scene all day Tuesday searching for 32-year-old Clinton O’Brien who was last heard from last Wednesday.

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Crews focused their search on the Robinson Dam area after someone found O’Brien’s car with the keys still inside and a flat tire Monday night.

Lexington police are searching for a man they say robbed a local business.

It happened at the Check-N-Go on Richmond Rd just before 6:00 p.m. Monday. Police say a man walked in, implied he had a weapon and demanded money. The man’s face was covered.

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He fled on foot with an unspecified amount of money. No one was injured.

Knock Out, the business next door to the Check-N-Go, was robbed a couple of weeks ago. Police have not said there is a connection between the two robberies at this time.

One man survived the gunfire inside a Trigg County home that left his mom, dad, sister and another man dead over the weekend.

Police found Lindsey Champion, 62; his wife, 60-year-old Joy A. Champion; and the couple’s 31-year-old daughter, Emily K. Champion; along with 22-year-old Vito Y. Riservato, dead inside the Cadiz home Sunday.

Ryan Champion, 36, said he and his sister were visiting their parents and had just returned from church when Riservato showed up and started shooting. Ryan said he managed to shoot and kill the man who shot his family.

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“I was able to turn the tables on him. He got…he got close enough to me to where I could turn the tables, and that was it. Every minute that the entire thing was going on, that’s all I was waiting for. I was waiting for an opportunity,” he said.

Ryan said police have asked him not to disclose all of the details surrounding the shooting. He did say that Riservato met the victims sometime last week.

Harrison County search and rescue is looking for a missing man.

Officials say Clinton O’Brien went missing Wednesday, Oct. 22. They have not released any information on the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.

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Anyone with any information on the whereabouts O’Brien should contact Harrison County dispatch at 859-234-7100.

A man has been indicted in an attempted armed robbery of a tobacco store in Laurel County.

Officials say as 35-year-old Shawn Stehlin of Lily ran away from the scene, he dropped a red baseball cap in the parking lot. DNA samples from that hat led police to Stehlin.

He is accused of trying to rob Wildcat Tobacco. Officials say he got scared off during the hold-up when other men came into the store.

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Since his arrest for this attempted robbery, he’s also been serving a 15-year prison sentence in another robbery at different tobacco store.

Carbondale Police are asking for the public’s help locating a missing woman.

Joann Marie Jordan, 51, was last seen Sept. 3 at her home in the 400 block of East College Street.

Police say it’s possible Jordan, who also goes by Joann McCarthy, is traveling to Florida, Arizona, or Tinley Park, Illinois. Investigators say she may be a danger to herself.

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Jordan has a white 2004 Buick Century with Illinois license plates V421819.

Anyone with information on Joann Marie Jordan is asked to call the Carbondale Police Department at (618) 457-3200 or Crime Stoppers at (618) 549-COPS.

Authorities and family are searching for a Kremmling man who was reported missing from Sports Authority Field during the Broncos game on Thursday.

Paul Kitterman, 53, was last seen leaving his seat at halftime during Thursday night’s game against the San Diego Chargers, The Associated Press reported.

A friend of Kitterman’s who was at the game with him did not return a message seeking comment on Monday morning.

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Denver police are treating Kitterman’s disappearance as a missing person case, but “right now we don’t have any indication that a crime was committed,” police spokesman Sonny Jackson said.

Jackson said on Monday that Denver police have asked officials at Sports Authority Field to review security tapes in the hopes of discovering any pertinent information on the case.

“They’ve been very helpful,” Jackson said.

Kitterman, who was at the game with his son, was last seen wearing a dark-colored hooded sweatshirt and Broncos ball cap.

Anyone with information on Kitterman’s whereabouts is asked to call Denver police at (720) 913-2000.

A Central Kentucky teacher accused of a sexual relationship with a student has entered a guilty plea.

Prosecutors tell the Frankfort State Journal that Carrie Staples Williams, a former English teacher at Franklin County High School, has entered a guilty plea to 2 felony charges. Investigators say the student was 17 years old at the time and ended up taking his own life this past spring.

That is when e-mails between he and Williams surfaced.

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The plea allows Williams to avoid prison time, but she will have to surrender her license and avoid contact with students.

Prosecutors say the victim tried to notify authorities for several years without any charges being filed.

It has been one month since anyone in Norma Jo Brown’s family has seen her or heard from her. For Brown’s mother, she says just thinking about her 33-year-old daughter anymore brings her to tears. Rumors circulating through the town are making the situation much worse for Sharon Brown.

“Everybody is telling me stuff and I won’t believe it,” says Brown.

One of those possibilities involves a man who is already behind bars on a murder charge. Police say it is possible Brown was last seen with 37-year-old Kevin Howard.

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Howard was arrested just about a week after Brown was reported missing. He’s currently charged in the murder of Randall Russ, a college professor who went missing back in August.

“I hope he ain’t done nothing to her though you know, because she would have called home if she could,” says Brown.

Even though time has gone by, the Brown family is not giving up.

“She’s out there somewhere, she just can’t come home, “says Brown.

Howard declined to answer questions on Brown’s disappearance.

If you have any information about the case, call state police in Morehead.