A grand jury has indicted two men in a 15-year-old murder case in Clay County.

According to court documents, in January of 1999, Robert Snow shot and killed Gladys Sizemore. Another man, Larry Baker shot Sizemore’s husband, causing him serious injuries.

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Snow has been arrested and is charged with murder, burglary and complicity to commit assault.

Baker is charged with complicity to commit murder, burglary and assault.

A Taylor County man has pleaded guilty to the brutal murder of his great-grandmother.

According to the Central Kentucky News Journal, the prosecutor in the case has recommended Jesse Durham be sentenced to four decades in prison.

Court records say Durham told police he argued with his 77-year-old great-grandmother in February 2012 and repeatedly struck her with a hammer until she died. It happened at the woman’s home on Daisy Drive in Campbellsville.

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Earlier this year, Durham filed notice that he will use a mental health defense in his case.

Durham faces murder, tampering with physical evidence and theft by unlawful taking charges. Sentencing is set for Nov.7.

A month after a man was killed at the Kentucky Speedway his family still has no answers and now prosecutors are pressing the Gallatin County sheriff’s office to open the case.

Last month, 30-year-old Cox was driving a race car at the “Rusty Wallace Racing Experience” around the track in Sparta alone when he crashed into a wall.

Track officials say there’s no video available because Cox didn’t buy that feature of the experience. That answer is not good enough for Cox’s family whose attorney, Gary Leppla, is speaking out on their behalf.

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“We understand the car was quickly removed from the scene and we understand the vehicle is in R.I. now,” said Leppla. “People talk about suits and litigation. We don’t know what this will come to, but you’ve got a family that’s devastated and they deserve the right to answers.”

The family’s attorney is asking anyone with video or pictures of what they saw to come forward.

The Gallatin County sheriff’s office is now looking into the incident a month after the crash.

A Powell County nurse was arrested after surveillance cameras caught her stealing prescription pills from a fellow employee’s car.

According to police, surveillance cameras at the Stanton Nursing Center caught Amy Lyle stealing narcotics from an employee’s car.

Police believe Lyle stole the employee’s keys from the victim’s locker and broke into the co-worker’s car to steal prescription pills.

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Police also say that Lyle admitted to the theft and had several pills, including Hydrocodone, on her at the time of her arrest. Police arrested her on Monday.

Lyle is charged with theft of a controlled substance under $10,000.

The case against a man accused of killing his girlfriend’s toddler son has been waived to a grand jury.

Joseph Adams was scheduled for a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning, but his attorney waived it sending the case to the grand jury.

The 25-year-old was watching his girlfriend’s 13-month-old son at a Junction City home earlier this month when the boy was somehow hurt.

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The Danville Advocate Messenger reported that investigators found severe injuries to the boy’s head and body, and signs of apparent sexual abuse.

The paper says according to a Kentucky State Police citation, Adams was under the influence of alcohol at the time.

According to court documents, Adams told police the boy’s 2-year-old sister assaulted her brother and caused the injuries. Police noted the story was not consistent with the extent of the injuries.

The toddler was taken to the hospital where he later died.

Adams has pleaded not guilty and is still being held in the Boyle County Detention Center with no bond.

The body of a missing pregnant 22-year-old Ohio woman was found and her boyfriend is under arrest, charged with her murder, authorities told ABC News.

Samantha Greenlee had been missing since Oct. 8.

Her boyfriend, Jacob Ferrero, 22, who’s also the father of her unborn child, was arrested by the Columbus Police Department this morning. He’s charged with murder and aggravated arson, and he is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday, according to the arrest report.

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Ferrero gave a full confession to a fire investigator before leading police to the location of Greenlee’s body, authorities told ABC News.

Greenlee was last seen working her waitressing shift at a local restaurant before heading home, police said. Two days later, she missed a doctor’s appointment –- and a fire broke out in the apartment, with Ferrero telling police that their dog kicked over a candle, igniting the fire.

He later confessed to starting the fire as a way to cover up Greenlee’s death, authorities said.

The developments in the case come hours after family and friends held a vigil, hoping for Greenlee’s safe return.

“She was a caring person. She always thought about other people,” her father Douglas Greenlee told ABC News on Tuesday. “She would do stuff for others before she would think about herself.”

Greenlee’s mother Winnie Chutes said it was uncommon for her daughter to go so long without contact.

“Samantha would have contacted us by now. There’s a reason why she’s not contacting us,” Chutes said.

Lexington police issued an arrest warrant for a man in connection to a shooting at an apartment complex that left a man and a woman injured last week.

Two assault arrest warrants were issued Tuesday for 19-year-old Kreisler Charles, who police say is involved in the Oct. 17 shooting incident in the Winburn area that sent one man and a woman to the emergency room, both with gunshot wounds to the leg.

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Police were called out to Winburn Drive around 10:46 p.m. and found a man with a gunshot wound in the upper right leg. As officers were in route to UK, they received a report of a woman who walked into the ER with a gunshot wound to the lower right leg. Officers believed she was connected to a related incident.

Both had non-life threatening injuries.

Lexington police say detectives spoke with a witnesses who said the shooting stemmed from an argument between several people and the injured man at the apartment complex. The witnesses said several shots were fired.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Charles is asked to call Lexintgon police.

Austin Police are looking through cold cases, continuing to investigate whether an accused Indiana serial killer had any victims in Austin. Darren Vann, 43, of Indiana is accused of killing seven women. Before he lived in Indiana, Vann called Central Texas his home.

According to Austin Police, there are 167 cases assigned to the missing persons and cold case unit. While some families are hoping Darren Vann’s arrest will bring them answers, others say, after decades of wondering what happened to their loved ones, they know better than to get their hopes up.

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“She was very outgoing, bubbly… definitely had an attitude and personality. She was just a leader,” Rosalynn Paltauf says of her older sister, Roxanne.

Roxanne Paltauf went missing near a north Austin motel in July of 2006. Not a day goes by that her family doesn’t wonder what happened.

“It’s a horrible cycle to be stuck in,” says Rosalynn.

After Darren Vann allegedly confessed to murdering seven women in Indiana, Austin Police began combing through missing persons and cold case files.

“We try to get as much information as we can about that individual… his whereabouts, her whereabouts, where they lived –any involvement they’ve had within the city with the police department or any other agencies– and try to develop a very tight, concise timeline of that person’s activities… when they came to Austin and when they may have left,” explains Austin Police Department Lt. Scott Ehlert. Austin Police would not answer specific questions regarding Vann, but spoke generally about how they respond to a situation like his.

Roxanne’s family is interested in Vann’s case. They want to know if he has any information about what happened to her.

“It crosses my mind. Is that the answer we’ve been looking for? Closure?” asks Rosalynn.

However, the Paltauf family isn’t getting their hopes up. They say they know this arrest, 1,000 miles away, could very well mean nothing for Roxanne’s case.If that’s so, they hope it can bring new leads and peace for others.

“Even if it doesn’t help our family out, hopefully it can help someone else out because I know exactly what they’re going through. If someone… if another family can have that closure, it’d be all worth it,” says Rosalynn.

Rosalynn says Roxanne went missing at age 18. She was the oldest of 5 siblings. Anyone with information about Roxanne’s disappearance or any missing person/cold cases in Austin can call reports tips to (512) 472-TIPS. The Austin Police Department has 7 detectives working on missing persons and cold cases.

A man was shot and killed in Louisville’s Pleasure Ridge Park area Tuesday night.

Police say officers responded to a multi-family home along Sylvania Avenue around 10:30 p.m. and found a man shot dead inside. Investigators say it remains unclear if the man lived in the home, or where exactly the shooting happened.

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Officials have not released the victim’s name.