An investigation is underway after a chaotic scene overnight in Lexington. Police say one person is in the hospital after a crash while the search is on for two men.

It happened shortly before one a.m. near Fontaine Road and Richmond Road. Police tell us a Tahoe was traveling inbound on Fontaine Road when it turned in front of another vehicle and crashed. After the crash, police say two men jumped out of the Tahoe and fled the scene.

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The driver of the other vehicle was taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. Lex 18 has learned that the two men had allegedly stolen the Tahoe they were driving. No other word on the investigationat this time.

Lexington Police are on the lookout for two men after a burglary at a Lexington apartment overnight.

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Police tell us it happened around 12:20 this morning at an apartment in Continental Square Drive. The victim tells police that two men kicked in his door, stole a few items and left. Police describe the suspects as two black males: one in his 40s with a gray beard and the other in his early 20s.

If you have any information you are asked to contact Lexington Police.

It’s four months to the day since a Madison County two-year-old went missing.

The sheriff’s department has been looking for more breaks in the case, but so far they’ve turned up nothing.

The Amber Alert is still active for two-year-old Myra Lewis.

She went missing from her home in Camden on March 1st.

The Madison County Sheriff’s Office says there’s been no new activity in the case, but they’re still following all leads.

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Myra’s family continues to plead for help.

“I just wish whoever has her will release her. Let her come back home.” pleads Myra’s father, Gregory Lewis

“They don’t know what kind of medicine she’s on, but we know what kind she needs. That’s why we need her back home.” adds Irene Tyler, Myra’s aunt

Anyone with information on her disappearance or whereabouts are asked to call authorities.

Chattanooga Police have identified the body found under a Workman Road bridge Saturday evening, as that of missing 65-year-old Steven Bell.

A person walking down Workman called 911 just before 5:30 p.m. after spotting Bell’s body.

Steven Bell was reported missing from his Lynchburg Street home July 3rd. Neighbors became concerned when they stopped by to check on him and found his front door unlocked and his television on.

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Police say Bell had an extensive medical history and could not walk very far on his own.

Investigators say Bell’s cause of death is unknown. His body has been sent to the Hamilton County Medical Examiner’s Office for an autopsy.

A fireworks stand burned to the ground, then a nearby church caught fire in two incidents investigators believe are connected.

Members of the Hmong New Life Church got a late start restocking their booth after their stand caught fire overnight.

Cellphone pictures show the destruction along Del Paso Boulevard that fire investigators believe was the work of an arsonist.

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“Luckily the fireworks stand did not have any fireworks inside of it,” said Roberto Padilla with Sacramento City Fire.

Pastor Fred Xiong is baffled why this would happen, and says the loss of time means much-needed sales have vanished.

“I really wish I could tell you how this could happen. I wish I knew,” he said. “This is really huge for us. Really huge for our church especially for the youth as we need to do fundraising for them.”

The fireworks stand wasn’t the only fire on Wednesday night. Blocks away, investigators believe another was intentionally set at the Calvary Christian Center.

“A portion of the inside of the church that was on fire. No major damage but the investigation is ongoing,” Padilla said.

Fire officials say since the fires were set only 20 minutes apart, and because neither had electrical issues, they believe an arsonist is the likely cause.

The wife of a Memphis man who vanished 10 months ago after leaving home to take an afternoon walk is keeping up a vigil hoping for his return, but also facing the idea that he may be gone forever.

The family of 72-year-old John Hudak is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to his whereabouts

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Joyce Hudak told The Commercial Appeal (http://bit.ly/TVmYt0 ) that, before he disappeared, her husband “was not himself anymore” because of illnesses, but his mind was still in good order.

John Hudak was last seen by family members on Sept. 13, carrying only his wallet.

At first, Joyce Hudak thought her husband could have gone to Florida, where they just visited to look at homes. They were planning on moving closer to their children. Or maybe, she thought, he went to New Orleans. He liked it there. He left with only his wallet, not even a cellphone.

“But, since the day he left he hasn’t spent a penny,” she said. “I can’t figure out how he is living with no money.”

Two family members have given DNA samples to police for comparisons, should they be necessary.

The Memphis Police Department investigates cases of missing adults — and immediately submits them to NCIC — when their disappearance is reported as unusual behavior, said Memphis Police Lt. Cindy Capps of the missing persons bureau. They also collect DNA samples from the missing person’s two closest relatives and submit it to the FBI’s Combined DNA Index System, which is linked to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System.

“We listen to the families, friends, and roommates. When a person breaks a normal routine we investigate. If you are a normal everyday adult living in a metropolitan area and go missing, there’s a good chance you have met your demise,” Capps said. “With the Hudak case, we are all worried, but in the original report it alluded that he was angry with her. He threatened he was leaving and wasn’t coming back.”

The Memphis Police Department reported 995 missing person cases in 2012 and 1,113 cases in 2013, Capps said.

Joyce Hudak said not a day goes by that she isn’t tormented with the mystery of her husband’s disappearance.

“If my mind’s not occupied doing something, I think about it constantly,” she said. “I’m trying to get outside, run, and I just joined a book club.”

A man is beaten and robbed at a Lexington gas station and this morning police are searching for a suspect.

It happened at the Speedway on Limestone. Police tell us the victim was talking to another man inside the store. After leaving the store, the victim claims the man with whom he had been speaking, punched him in the head and robbed him.

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Police have only a vague description of the suspect. He is a white male who fled the scene in a White Chevy Impala. If you have any information, you are asked to call Lexington Police.

A man is wanted in connection with the death of a man whose body was found last month in a motel room in the 1800 block of Winchester Avenue, Ashland Police say.

Joe Bentley, 52, is wanted on a first-degree manslaughter charge in the death of Russell Chandler, who was also 52.

Chandler’s body was found June 21 in a room at the Bluegrass Inn.

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Ashland Police say Bentley is on the run. He is described as 5 feet, 8 inches tall and weighs about 160 pounds. He has brown eyes and brown hair.

If you have any information about where Bentley may be, you’re asked to call your local 911 center or Kentucky State Police Post 14.

A Perry County woman is behind bars after puncturing a woman’s throat after an altercation.

The incident happened around 2:30 along a surface mining road in the George’s Branch community of Perry County.

Sonya Caudill, age 25 of Viper, KY arrived at the Hazard ARH Emergency Room with a puncture wound to her neck. Troopers from Post 13 responded to the hospital and through their investigation, subsequently located and arrested Betty Jo Fields, age 25 of Viper, KY.

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Fields was found walking along South Kentucky Highway 15 in the Happy Community of Perry County.

The motive for the attack is not know at this time. Fields has been charged with Assault First Degree.